1. If one still argues that the monetary policies conducted by the Federal Reserve is heavily influenced by the Congress and the White House, what could be the evidence we can find in the system which supports the argument? (briefly explain in a paragraph or so)

4. A history of deposit insurance on the web site of the FDIC notes: "Some have argued at different points in time that there have been too few bank failures because of deposit insurance, that it undermines market discipline, ... and that it amounts to a federal subsidy for banking companies." (a) (b) What does it mean to describe deposit insurance as undermining "market discipline"? From this perspective, why might deposit insurance lead to too few bank failures? In what sense might deposit insurance be considered a federal subsidy for banks? (c) If deposit insurance has these potential drawbacks, why do economists and members of Congress overwhelmingly support it?

3. Why does the Federal Reserve Bank of New York play a special role within theFederal Reserve System?

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4. Which of the three monetary policy tools is the least powerful? Why?

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Use the diagram to answer the following question. Board of Governors Federal Open Market Committee ??? Member Banks Which of these correctly completes the diagram? A. 12 Federal Reserve District Banks B. Federal Reserve Chairman C. President of the United States D. The United States Senate

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8:29 1 v) Cai be ustu lu purtTiast tommvultits, but TIUL services. 18) Fiat money has A) little to no intrinsic value but is backed by the quantity of gold held by the central bank. B) a great intrinsic value that is independent of its use as money C) value, because it can be redeemed for gold by the central bank. D) little to no intrinsic value and is authorized by the central bank or governmental body

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