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The steps in the transmission of monetary policy are:
(i) Increase in government expenditures by the government which subsequently increases the aggregate demand.
(ii) Increase in money supply by the government that decreases the interest rate and lead to an increase in the aggregate demand.
(iii) Increase in government expenditures by the Federal Reserve leading to an increase in the aggregate demand.
(iv) Increase in the budget deficit by the government, which increases the money supply leading to an increase in the aggregate supply.
(v) A decrease in the federal funds rate by the Federal Reserve which lowers the real interest rate and subsequently increases the aggregate demand.
The steps in the transmission of monetary policy are:
(i) Increase in government expenditures by the government which subsequently increases the aggregate demand.
(ii) Increase in money supply by the government that decreases the interest rate and lead to an increase in the aggregate demand.
(iii) Increase in government expenditures by the Federal Reserve leading to an increase in the aggregate demand.
(iv) Increase in the budget deficit by the government, which increases the money supply leading to an increase in the aggregate supply.
(v) A decrease in the federal funds rate by the Federal Reserve which lowers the real interest rate and subsequently increases the aggregate demand.
Nestor RutherfordLv2
14 Jul 2019
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