Banks create money by
A) printing currency.
B) asking the Fed to print more currency.
C) lending to the Fed.
D) making loans.
E) buying government securities.
D
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A) federal funds. B) discount loans. C) repurchase agreements. D) reverse repurchase agreements.
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What has been the range of federal spending as a percentage of GDP since 1960?
a. 10 percent to 12 percent b. 13 percent to 15 percent c. 18 percent to 22 percent d. 25 percent to 30 percent
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