Suppose you are a member of the FOMC and the U.S. economy is entering a recession. Write a directive (at least 4 typed pages, including your sources) to the committee about the conduct of monetary policy over the next two months. At the meeting, the committee will respond to changes in economic prospects as needed to support the attainment of its objectives. Your directive may address a target for the GDP growth rate, the federal funds rate, and the rate of inflation. Be sure to make specific proposals. Indicate why your recommendations will work. You may submit your paper to your instructor.
If an economy is moving towards recession, expansionary monetary
policy will enhance the then economic time. Over the next two
months this monetary policy will maintain the economic conditions
and protect the economy to move towards a progress period. Federal
Reserve’s monetary policies will response to the financial and
economic crisis. Reduction of federal fund rate to its lower bound
of zero. The Federal Open Market Committee will employ the tools
and promote economic recovery and also focused for price stability.
High rate of unemployment can be reduced through reducing fund
rates. This will also reduce the inflation rate also. The reduction
in fund rate makes the cost of borrowing cheaply. Thus people will
come to borrow huge amount of money tried to meet their need at the
inflation generating market. The estimation of Taylor rule can be
provides a benchmark for appropriate monetary policy.
This expansionary monetary policy will shape the private sector
expectations also, regarding the short run interest rates, long
term interest rates and other asset prices. If there is reduction
in the interest rates, the investment rates will increase. This
will helps to enhance the production level and national income. The
FOMC participants will publish long term output growth,
unemployment and inflation. This long term policies will help to
illuminate the strategies and goals. The positive inflation
expectations will prevent the expected inflationary pressures and
helps to reduce the inflation in future. Use of conventional policy
tools through expansionary monetary policy will change the size and
composition of balance sheet. Broad set of collateral orders will
enhance the liquidity in the financial market and improve the
credit flow towards economy. He expanded balance sheets will lower
the cost and improve the availability of credit to households and
businesses. This expansion can be done through purchasing long term
securities.
The Monetary stimulus will increase economic time whenever an economy is progressing towards recession. The financial system will stabilize a stable market situation over the next two months to protect the market to move to a successful stage. In response to both the financial and economic crisis, the financial policies of the reserve bank. The fund's rate level falls towards its zero cut off point. The fomc will use instruments to promote economic growth or stable prices.
By reducing fund rates, the massive unemployment rate is reduced, Its inflation rate also will be reduced. Its decline in the rate of the fund helps make lending expenditures low. These individuals would also borrow huge amounts of money to satisfy their inflation market demands. The Taylor rule's approximation could provide an accurate fiscal policy standard.
In terms of short-lasting bond yields, long-term interest rate increases, and other asset values, one such expansionary fiscal policy forms private industry expectations often Unless interest rates are reduced, asset rates go up. These long-term plans help to reduce the impact on strategies and objectives and the report will develop predictions to help stop predicted rising inflation and contribute to the future interest rates decrease.
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3. How the Fed influences the money supply Which of the following are ways that the Federal Reserve influences the U.S. economy through its monetary policies? Check all that apply. O Using open-market operations to sell securities, the Fed can increase the money supply, thereby increasing interest rates and subsequently reducing the rate of inflation. O Using open-market operations to buy securities, the Fed can increase the money supply, thereby increasing interest rates, which would cause security prices to decrease. Using open-market operations to sell...
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The Federal Reserve’s strategy will require changing the money
supply. How does the
Federal Reserve do this, and how (and why) does this affect
interest rates?
You walk into the offices of Global Private Bank early in the moming on February 2nd, 2006. You are employed by the bank to market proprietary financial products to moderate to high net worth customers. Going into the break room to grab a cup of coffee, you flip on the TV to CNBC...
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The financial crisis compelled banks to reduce their leverage sharply. Consider the following two views of the balance sheet of a bank before and after the financial crisis. Bank Balance Sheet: View 2 (in millions) Bank Balance Sheet: View 1 (in millions) Liabilities Liabilities Assets Assets Deposits $28e Other borrowed funds $6ee Deposits $8ee Reserves $30 Reserves $30 Loans $820 Other borrowed funds $90 Loans $820 Bank capital $98 Securities $150 Securities $150 Bank capital $110 Calculate the...
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