If the Bank of Canada wanted to reduce inflation, it could Select one: a. increase the reserve requirement or implement an open market sale. b. increase the reserve requirement or implement an open market purchase. c. decrease the reserve requirement or implement an open market purchase. d. decrease the reserve requirement or implement an open market sale.

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