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In the market for long term bonds, when the Fed buys Treasury bonds, it increases the demand for bonds. As demand is increased, demand curve is shifted to the right. This raises the price of bonds and the quantity of bonds demanded and supplied. With an inverse relation with long term interest rate of the price of bonds, this event reduces the long term interest rate because price of bonds increases. Lower interest rate attracts investments and thus, investment spending increases in the economy
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