The term for the Fed's day-to-day technique for controlling the stock of money is
A) discounting operations.
B) interest-rate operations.
C) liquidity operations.
D) open market operations.
E) treasury operations.
D
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Explaining exchange rate behavior in the long run assumes that changes in price levels and real interest rates affect nominal exchange rates so that interest parity and PPP hold. Short-run deviations from PPP may be explained by an alternative theory called the:
a. relative PPP approach. b. asset approach to exchange rate determination. c. long-run equilibrium approach. d. law of one price.
Runs on banks occur when
A) banks keep 100 percent of their deposits on hand. B) depositors are confident that the bank will not go bankrupt. C) banks make an unusually high number of profitable loans. D) many depositors attempt to withdraw their funds simultaneously.