The Fed sells a bond to a bank. Other things the same 10. what happens to...
The Fed sells a bond to a bank. Other things the same
10. what happens to the Fed’s holdings of securities?
11. if the bank transfers funds for its deposits at the Fed to pay the Fed for the bond, what happens to the banks reserves?
12. overall what happens to the bank’s assets?
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13. overall what happens to the Fed’s assets?
14. overall what happens to the Fed’s liabilities?
15. overall what happens to the monetary base?
Homework Answers
10. Fed holding of securities will fall as sale of bonds is made
11. Bank reserves will fall
12. Bank assets increase as its holding of securities increase
13. Fed assets reduce as bond are sold off
14. Fed liability will reduce as Bank reserves get reduced
15. Monetary base reduces
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