An example of an in-kind benefit is

If with a small decrease in the price of a good, the quantity supplied falls to zero, the supply of the good is said to be:

A) unit elastic. B) inelastic. C) perfectly inelastic. D) perfectly elastic.

Repos and reverse repos are

A) permanent injections or deletions of reserves. B) always dynamic policy tools. C) temporary injections or deletions of reserves. D) sometimes defense, but most often dynamic policy tools.