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Please see the attached multiple choice questions. To get the credited amount, the questions must be answered completely and accurately. Time is of the essence. ATTACHMENT PREVIEW Download attachment7.(TCO 2) To increase the money supply, the Federal Reserve would most likely (Points : 4)buy securities on the open market.lower the Discount Rate.lower reserve requirements.Any of the above would be suitable for this purpose.Question 8.8.(TCO 2) The most visible monetary tool of the Federal Reserve are (Points : 4)open market operations.changes in reserve requirements.all implementations of Reg Z.discount rate policy changes.Question 9.9.(TCO 2) Using the data below, what is the level of excess reserves?Total Reserves $90,000,000Reserve Requirement 3%Total Deposits $750,000,000 (Points : 4)$ 22,500,000$ 67,500,000$ 90,000,000Not ascertainableQuestion 10.10.(TCO 3) If reserve requirements decrease, we would expect (Points : 4)expenditures to fall.in±ation expectations to fall.increases in the Fed Funds rate.excess reserves to increase.Question 11.11.(TCO 4) Another way to classify interest is (Points : 4)

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View the Answerthe price of money.the rent on money.time value money.All of the aboveQuestion 12.12.(TCO 4) What aFects the supply of loanable funds? (Points : 4)The level of incomeThe savings rate±ederal Reserve monetary policy actionsAll of the aboveQuestion 13.13.(TCO 4) When the ±ederal Reserve Bank of St. Louis develops projectsquarterly expectations of key economic statistics, this is an example of (Points : 4)a naive forecasting model.the ²ow of funds approach.a hedged forecast.an economic forecasting model.Question 14.14.(TCO 4) The ±isher eFect holds that (Points : 4)nominal rates include the real rate of interest plus past annual in²ation rates.nominal rates include the real rate of interest plus expected annual in²ation rates.real rates are always positive.in²ation has no impact upon interest rates.Question 15.15.(TCO 4) An investor received a 5% coupon rate last year on a $1,000 bondpurchased at par. The in²ation rate during the year was 4% and is expected to be 5% nextyear. The realized real rate earned by the investor last year was (Points : 4)

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