• 2022-06-04
    Which of the following are general monetary policy instruments of the central bank
  • Open market operation #Reserve against deposit system #Rediscount policy

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      Which of the following is a problem in pursuing monetary policy?( ) A: The economy does not always respond in exactly the same way to a given policy change. B: The Reserve Bank announces all policy changes to the public. C: The Reserve Bank cannot control the cash rate. D: Both answers A and D are correct.

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      Which of the following is FALSE? A: in the long run, a central bank can effectively limit inflation B: in the long run, a central bank can do fairly little to stimulate real GDP C: in the long run, monetary policy has no effect on nominal GDP D: unless inflation is very high, stimulating the economy does more to enhance economic welfare than controlling inflation E: a central bank can lower the inflation rate but only by allowing for a loss in real GDP, at least in the short run

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      According to the assignment rule, which of the following policy mixes<br/>is appropriate for a country with high inflation, a balance of<br/>payments deficit, and fixed exchange rates? ____. A: Expansionary fiscal policy and expansionary monetary policy B: Expansionary fiscal policy and contractionary monetary policy C: Contractionary fiscal policy and expansionary monetary policy D: Contractionary fiscal policy and contractionary monetary policy

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      Which behaviors below will increase monetary aggregates ( ). A: The central bank purchases gold B: The central bank purchases foreign exchanges on foreign exchange market C: The central bank purchases government bonds D: Commercial banks sell foreign exchanges on foreign exchange market E: The central bank raises required reserve ratio

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      Which of the following is NOT a way in which a central bank can conduct its monetary policy? A: by establishing target interest rates and then undertaking open market operations to maintain them B: by buying and selling government bonds C: by making small policy changes and readjusting policies as needed D: by changing the rate of capital accumulation to influence aggregate supply E: by changing interest rates to influence spending on durable goods and investment