To increase the Money Supply, a Central Bank can: ( )
A: Increase
the Reserve Requirement.
B: Reduce
the Reserve Requirement.
C: None
of the above.
A: Increase
the Reserve Requirement.
B: Reduce
the Reserve Requirement.
C: None
of the above.
举一反三
- To increase the money supply, the Fed could() A: sell<br/>government bonds. B: decrease<br/>the discount rate. C: increase<br/>the reserve requirement. D: None<br/>of the above is correct.
- Which of the following changes to the central bank will increase the deposit reserve of commercial banks, assuming the assets of the central bank remain unchanged? A: Increase in deposits of the Ministry of Finance in the central bank B: Foreign deposits in the central bank increase C: Increase in central bank bond issuance D: Reduction of currency in circulation
- The money supply increases when the Fed A: buys bonds. The increase will be larger the smaller the reserve ratio is. B: buys bonds. The increase will be larger the larger the reserve ratio is. C: sells bonds. The increase will be larger the smaller the reserve ratio is. D: sells bonds. The increase will be larger the larger the reserve ratio is.
- Which of the following will reduce the owners' equity of the<br/>enterprise? A: Extract for surplus reserve B: Withdrawal of public welfare funds C: Payment of common stock dividends D: Increase capital stock with capital reserve<br/>The
- Which of the following is NOT the traditional monetary policy tools?（ ） A: Bond repurchase B: Central bank asset purchase Scheme C: Central bank note repurchase D: Reserve requirement