If the fed wanted to shift to a restrictive monetary policy and reduce the money supply, it could what?
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By doing so, it makes borrowing more expensive for banks, which in turn pass on the higher costs to consumers and businesses. This discourages borrowing and spending, leading to a reduction in the money supply. Show more…
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