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The housing market has come to a standstill and the government wants to encourage first-time home buyers to make housing purchases. What action can the Fed take that will most likely result in more first-time
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The housing market has come to a standstill and the government wants to encourage first-time home buyers to make housing purchases. What action can the Fed take that will most likely result in more first-time home purchases?

decrease interest rates

sell bonds to commercial banks

increase reserve requirements

increase interest rates

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The first one I think interest aways make ppl second guess especially if it's high
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