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prior to meetings the FOMC members receive a national economic forecast for the next two years known as
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green book, beige book, blue book
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the green book is prepared by the board staff where the beige book is prepared by
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reserve banks
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the beige book is -------
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public
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the purchases and sales of securities in financial markets by the fed, the dominant means by which the fed changes the monetary base.
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open market operations
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the fed generally conducts open market operations in liquid ---- -------- markets.
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treasury securities
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open market PURCHASES tend to REDUCE interest rates and so are viewed as
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expansionary
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open market SALES tend to INCREASE interest rates and so are viewed as
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contractionary
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a group of traders at the federal reserve bank of new york, that trades government securities over the counter electronically with -------- -------
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the open market trading desk, primary dealers
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are private securities firms selected by the fed that trade government securities and are permitted to trade directly with the fed
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primary dealers
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issued when the FOMC meets 8 times per year. states its overall objectives for interest rates.
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general directive
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who is responsible for carrying out open market operations that fullfill teh FOMC's objectives?
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the federal reserve system's account manager (a vice president of the federal reserve bank of new york)
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open market operations that are intended to CHANGE monetary policy as desired by the FOMC are known as
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dynamic transactions
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used by the FED to offset the effects of disturbances to the monetary base, not to change monetary policy.
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defensive transactions
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