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Chapter 16 Section 3 and 4
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RRR – required reserve ration ◦ Cash deposit x (1/RRR) = the money multiplier ◦ Simplest way to change M2 ◦ Increase Reserves = Decrease in money supply ◦ Decrease Reserves = Increase in money supply ◦ Rarely used in today’s economy
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This is the interest rate that the Fed charges on loans to financial institutions. ◦ Usually will set a “target level” for loans to be set at. ◦ Prime rate – rate of short-term loans to their best customers ◦ Increase IR = less M2 ◦ Decrease IR = more M2
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Buying and selling bonds ◦ the most important and most used monetary policy tool ◦ Can be done smoothly and on an ongoing basis
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Money supply increase – interest rates decrease Money supply decreases – interest rates increase
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When policy is made, it must be made at the correct time of the business cycle or adverse effects can take place. Inside lag – the time it takes to implement monetary policy Outside lag – the time it takes for monetary policy to have an effect Is it better left alone?
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