The Fed can decrease money supply by
a. buying government bonds.
b. increasing the reserve requirement.
c. printing less currency.
d. making open market purchases.
e. decreasing the discount rate.
B
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A) leftward; rises B) rightward; rises C) rightward; does not change D) leftward; falls E) rightward; falls
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The concept of "opportunity cost" helps us explain the choices of
A) consumers only. B) producers only. C) greedy people only. D) politicians only. E) any individual.
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