B3B4 **Question 7**07. Decisions by the Federal Reserve Bank- a) must be approved by the President and Congress.- b) become effective only if executed by the President.- c) do not require anyone's approval.- d) are sometimes overturned by the Supreme Court.- e) must be approved by the Advisory Board made up of representatives of member banks.---**Question 8**08. To be considered money, an asset has to- a) be printed by the government.- b) be the legal tender.- c) be issued by the central bank.- d) be backed by gold.- e) serve as the medium of exchange.---**Question 9**09. When a private bank is faced with a reserve shortfall,- □ a) it can borrow reserves from other banks or sell their more liquid assets such as mortgage and commercial loans.- □ b) Legally, it has only days to shore-up its reserve position.- □ c) is likely to address the problem by just halting its lending and waiting for their existing loans to be repaid.- □ d) it will most likely sell its real estate holdings and call-in their mortgages.

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Step 1: Define central bank

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This can be described as the central authority of the banking system of that particular nation. The main responsibility of this bank is to maintain stability in the economy especially in the level of prices of commodities and services by increasing or decreasing of the supply of money by using different tools according to the situation

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