The Tools of Monetary
Policy and Shifters of MS- 04/03/17
Tools of Monetary Policy:
1) Reserve Requirements
2) Open Market Operation
3) Discount Rate
Reserve Requirement:
1) Reserve Requirements
2) Open Market Operation
3) Discount Rate
Reserve Requirement:
-amount that
must be kept in vaults
-FED sets the percent banks must hold
-FED sets the percent banks must hold
1) If there is a recession, what should
FED do to the RRR?
Decrease the reserve ratio
-Banks hold less money and have more excess reserves
-Banks create more money by loaning out excess reserves
-MS increases, i decreases, AD increases
Decrease the reserve ratio
-Banks hold less money and have more excess reserves
-Banks create more money by loaning out excess reserves
-MS increases, i decreases, AD increases
2) If there is an inflation, what should
the FED do to the RRR?
Increase the reserve ratio
-Banks hold more money and have less ER
Increase the reserve ratio
-Banks hold more money and have less ER
-Banks create
less money
-MS decreases, i increases, AD decreases
-MS decreases, i increases, AD decreases
Open Market Operation:
-FED buys/sells bonds
-most important and widely used monetary tool
-If fed buys bonds, MS increases
-If FED sells bonds, MS decreases
-FED buys/sells bonds
-most important and widely used monetary tool
-If fed buys bonds, MS increases
-If FED sells bonds, MS decreases
Discount Rates
-interest rate that FED charges Commercial banks for short term loans
Federal Fund Rate:
-interest rate that banks charge one another of overnight loans
Prime Rate:
-interest rate banks charge their most credit worthy customers
-interest rate that FED charges Commercial banks for short term loans
Federal Fund Rate:
-interest rate that banks charge one another of overnight loans
Prime Rate:
-interest rate banks charge their most credit worthy customers
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