1. Setting Reserve Requirements
2. Lending money to banks & thrifts
-Discount Rate
3. Open Market Operations
-Buying & Selling bonds
#1 The Reserve Requirement:
-The Fed sets the amount that banks must hold.
-The Reserve Requirement (reserve ratio) is the percent of deposits that banks must hold in reserve (the % they can not loan out)
Using Reserve Requirement:
1. If there is a recession, what should the Fed do to the Reserve Requirement?
-Decrease the Reserve Ratio
-RR dec./MS inc./i (interest rate) dec./I (inflation) inc./AD inc.
2. If there is inflation, what should the Fed do to the reserve requirement?
-Increase the Reserve Ratio
-RR inc./MS dec./i inc./I dec./AD dec.
#2 Open Market Operations:
-Open market operations is when the Fed buys or sells government bonds (services)
-Most important & widely used monetary policy
-If the Fed buys bonds- it takes bonds out of the economy & replaces them with money. MS inc.
-If the Fed sells bonds- it takes money & gives the security to the investor. MS dec.
#3 The Discount Rate:
-There are money different interest rates, but they tend to all rise & fall together.
-The Discount Rate is the interest rate that the Fed charges commercial banks for short term loans.
Tools of Monetary Policy
Monetary Policy Expansionary Policy Contractionary Policy
Open Market Operation Buy Bonds Sell BondsReserve Requirement dec. inc.
Discount Rate dec. inc.
Bank Reserves inc. dec.
Money Supply inc. dec.
Federal Fund Rate dec. inc.
LINK:
https://courses.lumenlearning.com/macroeconomics/chapter/tools-of-monetary-policy/
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