The statement that accurately explains the functions of the Federal Reserve district banks and those for the Board of Governors is:
The Board of Governors set the target federal funds rate and overlook the banking industry while the Federal Reserve district banks implement the policies from the Board of Governors.
In this structure, the Board of Governors is primarily responsible for setting national monetary policy, including interest rates and reserve requirements, while the district banks execute these policies and provide services such as banking supervision and community engagement.