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When banks borrow money from a federal reserve bank, they are given a certain interest rate to pay back the loan. if the federal reserve system raises the rate of interest, the banks will find it:?
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When banks borrow money from a federal reserve bank, they are given a certain interest rate to pay back the loan. if the federal reserve system raises the rate of interest, the banks will find it:?
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Much more expensive to borrow the money. They make loans in at least the 100 million range and interest is a big cost of doing business. Interest rates go up, so does the cost of money needed to be borrowed. That's a real expense for a bank. It is even a large expense for a home homeowner.
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