Show, using a supply-and-demand diagram, what would happen to the short-term interest rate (that is, the federal funds rate) if the Federal Reserve increases the amount of money available to banks to lend.
What will be an ideal response?
By making more money available to banks to lend, the supply curve for overnight loans shifts to the right, which in turn reduces interest rates. See Figure 12.1 as an example.
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a. $10,483. b. $21,632. c. $23,680. d. $32,000.
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