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Which interest rate is most likely to serve as the target interest rate by a Central Bank?
a)The rate on six-month loans of bank reserves.
b)The rate on overnight loans of bank reserves.
c)The rate on 30-year mortgage loans.
d)The rate on credit card balances.
e)The rate on 10-year auto loans.
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