Monetary Policies in the USA (2011-2020): ECO 202 Report
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This report examines the monetary policies of the United States from 2011 to 2020, focusing on the actions of the Federal Reserve. It details the use of the federal funds rate and open market operations as primary tools, especially in response to the 2008 global economic crisis. The report discusses the Fed's efforts to maintain a low-interest-rate environment, the subsequent increases in the funds rate, and the implementation of quantitative easing. It analyzes the relationship between monetary policies and macroeconomic indicators such as unemployment and inflation, referencing the Phillips Curve. The report also highlights the Federal Reserve's goals of achieving maximum employment, stable prices, and a long-term fund rate, along with strategies like reverse repurchase agreements and controlling bank reserves. The report includes data visualizations of key economic indicators and references relevant sources.
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