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Froggy Jumps Module 4.6Version en ligne Monetary Policy - Froggy Jumps par Zachary Foust 1 Who controls monetary policy? a Commercial banks b The government c The central bank 2 Which of the following best describes monetary policy? a Changes to the money supply or interest rates b Changes to government spending or taxes c Changes to regulations 3 A monetary policy is considered expansionary if... a ... aggregate demand ultimately decreases. b ... short-run aggregate supply ultimately increases. c ... aggregate demand ultimately increases. 4 A monetary policy is considered contractionary if... a ... aggregate demand ultimately decreases. b ... short-run aggregate supply ultimately decreases. c ... aggregate demand ultimately increases. 5 The purpose of an expansionary monetary policy is to decrease... a ... the unemployment rate. b ... the price level. c ... real GDP. 6 The purpose of a contractionary monetary policy is to decrease... a ... the nominal interest rate. b ... the unemployment rate. c ... the price level. 7 Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with limited reserves? a Changes to government spending b Open-market operations c Changes to administered interest rates 8 Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with limited reserves? a Changes to administered interest rates b Changes to taxes c Changes to the reserve requirement 9 Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with limited reserves? a Changes to the discount rate b Changes to government spending c Changes to taxes 10 Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with ample reserves? a Changes to the reserve requirement b Changes to open-market operations c Changes to administered interest rates 11 Which market is used to illustrate the effect of a monetary policy on the nominal interest rate? a The money market b The reserves market c The loanable funds market 12 Which market is used to illustrate the effect of a monetary policy on the policy rate? a The reserves market b The money market c The loanable funds market 13 What is the policy rate? a The interest rate that commercial banks charge their best customers b The interest rate that the central bank charges commercial banks c The interest rate that banks charge each other 14 What is the discount rate? a The interest rate that commercial banks charge their best customers b The interest rate that the central bank charges commercial banks c The interest rate that banks charge each other 15 What is the interest on reserve balances? a The interest rate that bank customers earn on their savings accounts b The interest rate that banks earn by keeping reserves c The interest rate that the central bank charges commercial banks 16 What is on the y-axis of the reserves market? a Price level b Nominal interest rate c Policy rate 17 What is on the x-axis of the reserves market? a Real GDP b Quantity of money c Quantity of reserves 18 Which of the following policies would fix an inflationary gap in an economy with ample reserves? a An open-market sale of bonds b A decrease in administered interest rates c An increase in administered interest rates 19 Which of the following policies would fix a recessionary gap in an economy with ample reserves? a An increase in administered interest rates b A decrease in administered interest rates c A decrease in the reserve requirement 20 In an economy with ample reserves, how would an increase in administered interest rates affect the price level and real GDP? a The price level would decrease, and real GDP would decrease. b The price level would increase, and real GDP would increase. c The price level would increase, and real GDP would decrease. 21 In an economy with ample reserves, how would a decrease in administered interest rates affect the price level and real GDP? a The price level would increase, and real GDP would increase. b The price level would increase, and real GDP would decrease. c The price level would decrease, and real GDP would increase. 22 In an economy with ample reserves, how would an open-market purchase of bonds affect the price level and real GDP? a The price level would decrease, and real GDP would decrease. b The price level would increase, and real GDP would increase. c The price level would remain unchanged, and real GDP would remain unchanged.

Froggy Jumps

Module 4.6Version en ligne

Monetary Policy - Froggy Jumps

par Zachary Foust

Who controls monetary policy?

Commercial banks

The government

The central bank

Which of the following best describes monetary policy?

Changes to the money supply or interest rates

Changes to government spending or taxes

Changes to regulations

A monetary policy is considered expansionary if...

... aggregate demand ultimately decreases.

... short-run aggregate supply ultimately increases.

... aggregate demand ultimately increases.

A monetary policy is considered contractionary if...

... aggregate demand ultimately decreases.

... short-run aggregate supply ultimately decreases.

... aggregate demand ultimately increases.

The purpose of an expansionary monetary policy is to decrease...

... the unemployment rate.

... the price level.

... real GDP.

The purpose of a contractionary monetary policy is to decrease...

... the nominal interest rate.

... the unemployment rate.

... the price level.

Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with limited reserves?

Changes to government spending

Open-market operations

Changes to administered interest rates

Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with limited reserves?

Changes to administered interest rates

Changes to taxes

Changes to the reserve requirement

Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with limited reserves?

Changes to the discount rate

Changes to government spending

Changes to taxes

Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with ample reserves?

Changes to the reserve requirement

Changes to open-market operations

Changes to administered interest rates

Which market is used to illustrate the effect of a monetary policy on the nominal interest rate?

The money market

The reserves market

The loanable funds market

Which market is used to illustrate the effect of a monetary policy on the policy rate?

The reserves market

The money market

The loanable funds market

What is the policy rate?

The interest rate that commercial banks charge their best customers

The interest rate that the central bank charges commercial banks

The interest rate that banks charge each other

What is the discount rate?

The interest rate that commercial banks charge their best customers

The interest rate that the central bank charges commercial banks

The interest rate that banks charge each other

What is the interest on reserve balances?

The interest rate that bank customers earn on their savings accounts

The interest rate that banks earn by keeping reserves

The interest rate that the central bank charges commercial banks

What is on the y-axis of the reserves market?

Price level

Nominal interest rate

Policy rate

What is on the x-axis of the reserves market?

Real GDP

Quantity of money

Quantity of reserves

Which of the following policies would fix an inflationary gap in an economy with ample reserves?

An open-market sale of bonds

A decrease in administered interest rates

An increase in administered interest rates

Which of the following policies would fix a recessionary gap in an economy with ample reserves?

An increase in administered interest rates

A decrease in administered interest rates

A decrease in the reserve requirement

In an economy with ample reserves, how would an increase in administered interest rates affect the price level and real GDP?

The price level would decrease, and real GDP would decrease.

The price level would increase, and real GDP would increase.

The price level would increase, and real GDP would decrease.

In an economy with ample reserves, how would a decrease in administered interest rates affect the price level and real GDP?

The price level would increase, and real GDP would increase.

The price level would increase, and real GDP would decrease.

The price level would decrease, and real GDP would increase.

In an economy with ample reserves, how would an open-market purchase of bonds affect the price level and real GDP?

The price level would decrease, and real GDP would decrease.

The price level would increase, and real GDP would increase.

The price level would remain unchanged, and real GDP would remain unchanged.

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Who controls monetary policy?

Which of the following best describes monetary policy?

A monetary policy is considered expansionary if...

A monetary policy is considered contractionary if...

The purpose of an expansionary monetary policy is to decrease...

The purpose of a contractionary monetary policy is to decrease...

Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with limited reserves?

Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with limited reserves?

Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with limited reserves?

Which of the following is a monetary policy used in an economy with ample reserves?

Which market is used to illustrate the effect of a monetary policy on the nominal interest rate?

Which market is used to illustrate the effect of a monetary policy on the policy rate?

What is the policy rate?

What is the discount rate?

What is the interest on reserve balances?

What is on the y-axis of the reserves market?

What is on the x-axis of the reserves market?

Which of the following policies would fix an inflationary gap in an economy with ample reserves?

Which of the following policies would fix a recessionary gap in an economy with ample reserves?

In an economy with ample reserves, how would an increase in administered interest rates affect the price level and real GDP?

In an economy with ample reserves, how would a decrease in administered interest rates affect the price level and real GDP?

In an economy with ample reserves, how would an open-market purchase of bonds affect the price level and real GDP?