Final answer:
The terms are defined in the response with examples to illustrate their meaning.
Step-by-step explanation:
Drag each term to the correct location.The short-term purchase of securities with a dealer for the Federal Reserve to resell the securities at a later date is known as open market operations.
The interest rate a bank charges to its best customers is called the discount rate.
The purchase and sale of treasury and mortgage-backed securities with dealers is referred to as open market operations.
The interest rate the Federal Reserve charges to banks for loans issued is known as the federal funds rate.