10. Although the FED has many functions that are important in the economy, the

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Gelneren [198K]1 year ago

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Although the FED has many functions that are important in the economy, the most important function is conducting MONETARY POLICY.

The FED is simply the Federal Reserve System in the United States that has the job of managing the financial aspect of the U. S economy by managing inflation, making sure interest rates are stable and also providing financial services to the American government.

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