supply of reserves is determined by: 1. The Fed's provision of non borrowed reserves through open market operations  2. Borrowed reserves in the form of discount loans from the Fed 3. Borrowed reservees in the form of regular loans  4. The Fed's manipulation of reserve requirements  Please choose the right answer

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