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Question 47 1 pts Since December 2007, the federal funds rate has been at the zero bound with the official target being a range from zero to 0.25%. O True O False Question 48 1 pts During the lead up to Y2K, reserve demand was decreasing since banks were afraid to make loans. True O False Question 49 1 pts During the lead up to Y2K, the Fed, to keep the federal funds rate from rising, had to conduct open market purchases. This action is referred to as 'accommodating' the shock to reserve demand. O True O False Question 50 1 pts During normal times, before the zero bound, the Fed forecasts reserve demand and supplies the necessary reserves to meet their federal funds target. The better the forecast, the closer the actual federal funds rate is to the target federal funds rate. O True O False Question 51 1 pts In order to raise the federal funds rate the Fed would conduct open market purchases. True False Question 52 1 pts When discussing money demand, we argued that people tend to hold more money as the interest rate rises, all else constant. O True O False Question 53 1 pts If the Fed conducts open market sales then the price of bonds should fall. O True O False Question 54 1 pts According to our money demand / money supply analysis, an increase in GDP = Y, all else constant, will result in a rise in nominal interest rates. O True O False Question 55 1 pts According to the percent change form of the quantity theory of money, if velocity falls by 10%, then the Fed, in order to achieve their dual mandate, should let the nominal money supply grow by 15%. O True O False Question 56 1 pts A portfolio shock such that households want to hold less money, at any given interest rate, will result in the velocity of money falling. O True O False Question 57 1 pts Milton Friedman felt that high inflation was always caused by excessive money growth. In fact, he has been quoted as "Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon." O True False
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