Question

In addition to the federal reserve​ bank, what other economic actors influence the money​ supply?

a. the u.s. mint and the u.s. treasury.
b. the u.s. senate and the u.s. house of representatives.
c. the u.s. president and vice president.
d. ​households, firms, and banks.

Answer 1

Along with the Federal Reserve, households, firms, and banks also influence the money supply. "Money" is determined by what is in circulation along with what can be easily accessed by a depositor. The money supply is important as it determines the current monetary polices that are in place by either keeping them or causing them to change.