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harkovskaia [24]
4 years ago
14

1. Describe the effect each action below will have on the money supply. Explain your reasoning.

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1 answer:
makkiz [27]4 years ago
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The Fed sells $5 billion worth of T-bonds on the open market.
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=\frac{CPI\ 2013 - CPI\ 2012}{CPI\ 2012}

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Inflation in 2013:

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=\frac{120 - 110}{110}

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Inflation in 2014:

=\frac{CPI\ 2015 - CPI\ 2014}{CPI\ 2014}

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= 5%

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Therefore,

Real interest rate is as follows:

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= -2%

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= 8% - 9.09%

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which is invested again to grow to $7,558.272 in three years

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