If the Fed makes an open market sale of​ $1 million of securities to a​ bank, how do the​ bank's reserves and excess reserves ​ change?   How do bank deposits and the quantity of money​ change? If the Fed makes an open market sale of​ $1 million of securities to a​ bank, the​ bank's reserves​ _______. Excess reserves​ _______.     A. ​increase; increase   B. ​decrease; decrease   C. ​increase; decrease   D. ​decrease; increase   Bank deposits​ _______ and the quantity of money​ _______.     A. ​increase; decreases   B. ​increase; increases   C. ​decrease; increases   D. ​decrease; decreases

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