Provide 2 substantive postings to each of the 3Discussion Question's each week.1. How is the Federal Reserve is organized?Provide 2 substantive postings to each of the 3Discussion Question's each week.2. What are the Fed's major policy tools ofinterest rates and quantitative easing.Provide 2 substantive postings to each of the 3Discussion Question's each week.3. How does the open market committeework & what are the differences betweenKeynesian and monetarist monetarytheories?

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Chapter28: Monetary Policy And Bank Regulation

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Problem 23RQ: How do expansionary, tight, contractionary, and loose monetary policy affect aggregate demand?

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