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Which example best describes how a bank injects money into the economy?
A bank opens a savings account for a customer.
A bank approves a loan for a customer.
A bank buys a company’s rapidly growing stock.
A bank buys property in a bustling business district.
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A bank approves a loan for a customer.
When a bank makes a loan it creates a deposit (crediting the borrower’s account), which increases the money supply. Opening a savings account or buying stock/property mainly transfers existing funds rather than creating new money.
When a bank makes a loan it creates a deposit (crediting the borrower’s account), which increases the money supply. Opening a savings account or buying stock/property mainly transfers existing funds rather than creating new money.
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