If the Federal Reserve is to be independent, the quantity of securities it purchases is determined by:
A. The Federal Reserve itself.
B. Congress.
C. The amount the public does not want to purchase at the going price.
D. The Treasury.
Answer:A
If the Federal Reserve is to be independent, the quantity of securities it purchases is determined by:
A. The Federal Reserve itself. B. Congress. C. The amount the public does not want to purchase at the going price. D. The Treasury.