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What does the monrtary policy do?

A: It mints new coins and prints bills
B: It changes the way that taxes are collected
C: It alters the supply of money
D: It changes new banks

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Answer:

I think it is C.

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Tennesha
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The monetary policy alters the supply of money .

Answer: C

Explanation

The monetary adopted by the Federal Reserves of the US aims in maximizing the employment rate, stabilizing the prices of quantities and to imply interest rates for long-term to grow the economy.

The monetary policy increases the availability of money and funds to the economy by stimulating banks to provide loans, bonds and mortgages.

The Federal reserves look after the stability of inflation, there optimizing the economy and maintaining financial worthiness to society.

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