Why do most central banks publish their balance sheets so frequently?

What will be an ideal response?

This is part of a central bank's disclosure and transparency. Because central banks can control the size of their balance sheets it is important to reveal to the public what the central bank is doing. This is the main tool people can use to find out if central banks are doing their job properly. Delays in publishing the balance sheet can also delay the discovery of a potential problem.

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The slope of the total product curve always equals

A) the ratio of the marginal product and the average product. B) the change in input divided by the change in output. C) the average product of the input. D) the marginal product of the input.

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