When an economy experiences persistent demand-pull inflation driven by excess liquidity, which open market operation (OMO) measure should the central bank implement to contract the money supply?
- Sell treasury bills and government securities to commercial banks and the publicCevap
- BPurchase government bonds from financial institutions to boost commercial bank reserves
- CLower the statutory cash reserve ratio required for commercial banks
- DReduce the bank rate to lower borrowing costs for commercial financial institutions
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Selling treasury bills and government securities to commercial banks and the public
To combat demand-pull inflation, the central bank aims to reduce liquidity in the economy. By selling government securities through open market operations, buyers pay cash to the central bank, directly withdrawing money from commercial bank reserves and public circulation.
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Contractionary Open Market Operations
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