3. The Fed's toolbox Which of the following are the tools in the Fed's toolbox? Check all that apply. Exchange rate Interest on reserves rate Open-market operations Required reserve ratio (r) The Fed's primary tool for changing the money supply is the federal funds rate interest on reserves (IOR) rate, the reserve requirement, the discount rate, or the federal funds rate I chose these as my answers but I'm not quite sure if I'm correct. I also added the answer choices for the fill in the blanks at the bottom . This tool allows the Fed to indirectly open-market operations the reserve requirements, open- market operations, the discount rate, or interest on reserves (IOR) rate change Directly or indirectly

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