Tools of monetary
policy
Fiscal policy is run by congress and the president, they tax
or spend
Monetary policy
is conducted by the FED. The only people that benefit from fed are banks FDIC
insured. OMO open market operations, discount rate, federal fund rate, reserve
requirement.
Reserve requirement=
amount of money banks have to keep in reserves
Discount rate is
the interest rate that the fed charges commercial banks for borrowing money
Federal fund rate
is where FDIC member banks loan each other overnight funds in order to balance
accounts each day (simply interest rates for banks to borrow from banks)
Prime rates the interest rate the banks charge their most
credit worthy customers (usually below 4%)
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expansionary (Easy money, recession)
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Contractionary “tight money” inflation
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Open market operation (OMO)
( buy or sell securities (Bonds)
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Buy bonds increase money supply
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Sell bonds decrease money supply
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Discount rate
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Decrease
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increase
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Reserve requirement
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decrease
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increase
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I really like how your notes are neat and organized. i understood everything clearly and it was easy to go through. Adding that table explaining what would happen using expansionary and contractionary policy was really helpful and explains the concept very well. You did a good job with your notes.
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