An experiment refers to:
A) a simplified representation of some real life phenomenon.
B) the process of collecting, measuring, and organizing data.
C) validating the claims of a model using statistics and facts.
D) a controlled method of investigating causal relationships among variables.
Question 2
In trying to control the size of the money stock from day to day, the Fed relies principally on
A) adjustments in legal reserve requirements.
B) changes in the central bank discount rate.
C) purchases and sales of U.S. government bonds.
D) the issue and withdrawal of currency from commercial banks.
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