Responses
buying securities to put more money into the economy
buying securities to put more money into the economy
decreasing the salaries of federal workers
decreasing the salaries of federal workers
decreasing the federal budget proposed by the president
decreasing the federal budget proposed by the president
buying more commercial banks
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The best example of the Federal Reserve employing open market operations is:
buying securities to put more money into the economy.
Open market operations involve the buying and selling of government securities to influence the money supply and interest rates.
