Describe the process of money creation.
Analyze how the Federal Reserve uses reserve requirements to implement U.S. monetary policy.
Analyze the three primary tools the Federal Reserve uses to implement monetary policy, including open market operations.
Explain why the Federal Reserve prefers open market operations as a means to implementing monetary policy.
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By the end of this lesson, students should be able to describe the process of money creation. Analyze how the Federal Reserve uses reserve requirements to implement U.S. monetary policy. Analyze the three primary tools the Federal Reserve uses to implement monetary policy, including open market operations. Explain why the Federal Reserve prefers open market operations as a means to implementing monetary policy.
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How does the Federal Reserve control the amount of money in use?