Economics Chapter 15 The Federal Reserve. Section 1: Organization and Functions of the Fed Created in 1913 Made to end periodic financial panics The Fed.

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Economics Chapter 15 The Federal Reserve

Section 1: Organization and Functions of the Fed Created in 1913 Made to end periodic financial panics The Fed Set Monetary Policy – Amount of currency – Interest Rates

Organization Board of Governors – 7 members – 14 year term Federal Advisory Council – 12 members – Elected by 12 district banks – Meet 4 times a year – General business conditions

Organization Federal Open Market Committee – 12 members – 8 times a year – Currency, interest rates Banks – 25 branch banks

Functions Check clearing Regulating money supply Supplying paper currency Supervising banks Acting as government’s fiscal agent Holding reserves and setting reserve requirements