A. selling Swiss bills
B. buying Swiss bills
C. selling treasury bills
D. buying treasury bills
Related Mcqs:
- The Federal Reserve increases the money supply by ___________?
A. selling treasury bills
B. buying treasury bills
C. selling Swiss bills
D. buying Swiss bills - The instrument used by Federal Reserve to smooth the money supply and interest rates include ____________?
A. treasury notes
B. repurchase agreements
C. commercial payable notes
D. commercial receivable notes - The operating tool used by Federal Reserve to influence the supply of bank to control demand and supply of repurchase agreements is classified as ____________?
A. selling window
B. buying window
C. premium window
D. discount window - The Federal reserve, money market brokers and dealers, mutual funds and US treasury are all participants of ____________?
A. liquid markets
B. money markets
C. transaction markets
D. functional markets - In borrowing and lending of federal funds, the federal funds rate is result of function between _____________?
A. assets and liability
B. cost and marketing
C. supply and demand
D. income and expense - The transactions that came into being when borrowing and lending of excess money occurs, are considered as _________?
A. annual funds transaction
B. liable funds transactions
C. federal funds transaction
D. functional funds transaction - The financial instruments are traded in money markets and then traded in __________?
A. money markets
B. capital markets
C. debt markets
D. economic markets - The accounting entry of the institutions who borrow federal funds is as ___________?
A. income in income statement
B. expense on income statement
C. liability on balance sheet
D. assets on balance sheet - The accounting entry of the institutions who lend federal funds to other institutions is posted as __________?
A. liability on balance sheet
B. assets on balance sheet
C. income in income statement
D. expense on income statement - The federal funds are loans borrowed and lent on ____________?
A. single payment basis
B. monthly payment basis
C. semiannual payment basis
D. annual payment basis
