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Such purchases and sales of government securities are the Bank of Canada's
open market operations, its main method of controlling the ... We begin by looking
at what happens when the Bank of Canada conducts an open market operation.
Such purchases and sales of government securities are the Bank of Canada's
open market operations, its main method of controlling the ... We begin by looking
at what happens when the Bank of Canada conducts an open market operation.
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Figure 28.1 A Round in the Multiplier Process Following an Open Market
Operation Chapter 28 The Bank of Canada and Monetary Policy Figure.
Controlling the Money Supply It differs from the deposits multiplier that we studied
in Chapter 27.
Figure 28.1 A Round in the Multiplier Process Following an Open Market
Operation Chapter 28 The Bank of Canada and Monetary Policy Figure.
Controlling the Money Supply It differs from the deposits multiplier that we studied
in Chapter 27.
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Open market operations change the excess reserves of the banking system and
set up a multiplier effect. ... The multiplier effect of an open market operation
depends on the scale of the currency drain and the banks' desired reserve ratio.
Open market operations change the excess reserves of the banking system and
set up a multiplier effect. ... The multiplier effect of an open market operation
depends on the scale of the currency drain and the banks' desired reserve ratio.
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What Is Economics? | 5 |
Making and Using Graphs | 27 |
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