28) The Federal Open Market Committee consists of the seven members of the the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and A) Federal Reserve's Board of Governors; four members of the Council of Economic Advisors B) Federal Reserve's Board of Governors; four presidents from the other 11 Federal Reserve banks C) Council of Economic Advisors; four presidents from the 11 Federal Reserve banks D) Council of Economic Advisors; four members of the

28) The Federal Open Market Committee consists of the seven members of the the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and A) Federal Reserve's Board of Governors; four members of the Council of Economic Advisors B) Federal Reserve's Board of Governors; four presidents from the other 11 Federal Reserve banks C) Council of Economic Advisors; four presidents from the 11 Federal Reserve banks D) Council of Economic Advisors; four members of the

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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1.C Suppose the Federal Reserve buys Treasury Bills and Treasury Bonds in the open market. Compared to a setting without such open market operations, which of the following answers are CORRECT? a) Banks short of reserves end up with the same amount of loans. b) Banks short of reserves end up with less deposits. c) Banks short of reserves end up with less equities. d) The federal funds rate is lower. e) The money supply is lower.
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The Federal Open Market Committee consists of: Group of answer choices 7 members nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate. 12 members one from each Federal Reserve District Bank. 12 members including 5 Presidents from each Federal Reserve District. 7 members elected by the Congress.
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