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This archive file of ECO 203 Week 4 DQ 2 The Effect of Bank Lending on the Economy shows the solutions to the following problems: In conducting expansionary monetary policy, even if the Federal Reserve Bank is providing reserves to the banking system, during a recession or during periods of slow economic growth, banks may choose not to lend out their reserves when interest rates are low and potential borrowers look risky. This is known as a “credit crunch”. Explain how a credit crunch affects economic growth. Specifically, answer these questions in your post: • How does a credit crunch affect consumer spending and business investment? • How does a credit crunch affect aggregate demand, GDP, and unemployment? |
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Economics - General Economics The Effect of Bank Lending on the Economy. In conducting expansionary monetary policy, even if the Federal Reserve Bank is providing reserves to the banking system, during a recession or during periods of slow economic growth, banks may choose not to lend out their reserves when interest rates are low and potential borrowers look risky. This is known as a “credit crunch”. Explain how a credit crunch affects economic growth. Specifically, answer these questions in your post: How does a credit crunch affect consumer spending and business investment? How does a credit crunch affect aggregate demand, GDP, and unemployment? Reference: Chapter 14.1 Is Monetary Policy Effective? and section 14.3: Domestic Sectoral Effects . |
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You may be honest, but that doesn't mean your fellow students are. Always take precautions to protect your property at college. Laptops, mobile devices, MP3 players and other in-demand electronics are a favorite target for dishonest individuals. Always keep these items locked up in your room or on your person at all time. Don't leave them out in the open or let them out of your sight. |
