2. 

Which list represents monetary policy actions that are consistent with one another?

3. 

Monetary policy, like fiscal policy, is subject to _____ lags.

4. 

If Abigail withdraws $300 cash from her checking account, her bank's assets then:

5. 

When the Fed buys bonds, its demand _____ the price of bonds, _____ nominal interest rates.

6. 

Sumit deposits $1,500 cash into his checking account. The reserve requirement is 25%. What is the change in his bank's required reserves?

7. 

A lower reserve requirement:

8. 

The main policymaking arm of the Fed is the:

9. 

Open market operations involve the purchase and sale of:

10. 

Sumit deposits $1,500 cash into his checking account. The reserve requirement is 25%. How much money can the banking system create?

11. 

The discount rate is:

12. 

If the reserve requirement is 10%, a withdrawal of $500 leads to a potential decrease in the money supply of:

13. 

If banks increase excess reserves to increase their ability to absorb a higher rate of defaults:

14. 

Which of these is a basic goal of the Federal Reserve System?

15. 

The Fed announced in September 2013 that it would postpone winding down its monetary stimulus until the economic recovery was stronger. When the Fed does finally begin to reduce bond purchases:

16. 

The main tool of monetary policy is:

17. 

Which statement concerning the structure of the Federal Reserve System is correct?

18. 

If the reserve requirement is 25% and a new deposit leads to a potential increase in the money supply of $4,000, the amount of the new deposit must equal: