To stabilize prices

To promote economic growth

To maintain full employment

All of the above

Open market operations

Reserve requirements

Discount rate

All of the above

It increases the money supply

It lowers interest rates

It stimulates economic growth

All of the above

It decreases the money supply

It raises interest rates

It slows economic growth

All of the above

Monetary policy can be used to control inflation

Inflation can be used to control monetary policy

Monetary policy and inflation are independent of each other

None of the above

Monetary policy can be used to reduce unemployment

Unemployment can be used to reduce monetary policy

Monetary policy and unemployment are independent of each other

None of the above

Inflation

Unemployment

Financial instability

All of the above

The Federal Reserve

The President

Congress

The Supreme Court

2%

3%

4%

5%

4%

5%

6%

7%

Once a month

Twice a month

Once a quarter

Twice a year

A statement of the Federal Reserve's assets and liabilities

A statement of the Federal Reserve's income and expenses

A statement of the Federal Reserve's cash flow

A statement of the Federal Reserve's net worth

The interest rate that the Federal Reserve charges banks for loans

The interest rate that banks charge their customers for loans

The interest rate that the Federal Reserve pays banks for deposits

The interest rate that banks pay the Federal Reserve for deposits

The amount of money that banks are required to hold in reserve

The amount of money that banks are required to lend to their customers

The amount of money that banks are required to invest in government securities

The amount of money that banks are required to pay the Federal Reserve in interest

The buying and selling of government securities by the Federal Reserve

The lending of money to banks by the Federal Reserve

The borrowing of money from banks by the Federal Reserve

The setting of interest rates by the Federal Reserve