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... reserve ratios . Discount rate ♢ Open market operations Required Reserve Ratios All depository institu- tions in the United States are required to hold a min- imum percentage of deposits as reserves . This mini- mum percentage is known ...
... reserve ratios . Discount rate ♢ Open market operations Required Reserve Ratios All depository institu- tions in the United States are required to hold a min- imum percentage of deposits as reserves . This mini- mum percentage is known ...
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... Reserves We've defined the monetary base as the sum of Federal Reserve notes , coins , and banks ' deposits at the Fed . The monetary base is held either by banks as reserves or outside the banks as currency in circu- lation . When the ...
... Reserves We've defined the monetary base as the sum of Federal Reserve notes , coins , and banks ' deposits at the Fed . The monetary base is held either by banks as reserves or outside the banks as currency in circu- lation . When the ...
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