which of the following is not a reason the fed began charging a fee for its services? course hero

by Prof. Luisa Kling III 8 min read

What did the Fed hope to accomplish by paying banks interest?

The Fed began paying banks interest on excess reserves in late 2008. What did it hope to accomplish by establishing this policy​ strategy? to encourage banks to borrow funds directly from the Fed instead of obtaining funds in the federal funds market.

How does the Fed deal with inflation?

Assuming that the Fed judges inflation to be the most significant problem in the economy and that it wishes to employ all three of its policy instruments. It sells bonds in the open​ market, increases the discount​ rate, and increases the reserve ratio.

What can the Fed do to increase the money supply?

The Fed can increase the money supply through an open market purchase of Treasury securities. The Fed can increase the money supply through an open market sale of Treasury securities. The Fed can decrease the money supply through an open market purchase of Treasury securities. The Fed can lower taxes.

What does the Fed dictate about the amount of money?

The Fed dictates the amount of money that banks must keep in their vaults. Nice work! You just studied 23 terms! Now up your study game with Learn mode. Which of the following is an example of deflation? Someone owes more on a house than it is worth. Which of the following is NOT a way that the Fed uses the open market to control the money supply?