ECON 201 Chapter Notes - Chapter 15: Monetary Policy, Federal Funds Rate, Deflation

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Monetary policy: actions the fed takes to manage the money supply and interest rates to achieve macroeconomic policy goals: price stability, high employment, stability of financial markets and institutions, economic growth. Federal funds rate: interest rate banks charge each other on overnight loans. Money supply curve: downward sloping, as money supply increase, interest rate decreases. Expansionary monetary policy: lowers interest rates to increase consumption, investment and net exports. This increase in ad increases real gdp and and price level. Contractionary monetary policy: raises interest rates to decrease consumption, investment, and net exports. This decrease in ad reduces real gdp and the inflation rate.

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