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In liquidity trap caused by deficient financial liquidity, the central bank action that matters is
◦ the interest rate charged on government bonds.
◦ open market sale of government bonds
◦ open market purchases of government bonds.
◦ the interest rate charged on reserves.
◦ quantitative easing.
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