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Do You Know How The Fed Pumps Up The Money Supply?
By Kalinda Rose Stevenson, PhD
Do you know how the Federal Reserve "pumps" money into the economy? Recently, the news media have reported that the Federal Reserve has "pumped" money into the economy, but they do not explain exactly how the Fed does this.
One of the fundamental functions of government is to control the money supply. The more you understand how governments control the amount of money in the economic system, in a global economy, the better you can take control of your own personal economic system.
Every nation has its own central bank. One of the functions of a central bank is to respond to current economic situations to either cool down or heat up the economy. In the United States, the central bank is the Federal Reserve.
The news media use colorful language to say that the Fed is "pumping money" into the economy to calm fears of an economic panic. In other situations, the media refer to actions of the Fed intended to "drain money" from the system. Even though the media report that the Fed "pumps" money or "drains" money, they don't explain clearly how the Fed does this. How exactly does the Fed increase or decrease the amount of money?
Before we figure out what it means, let's establish clearly what it does NOT mean. The Fed does not pump money into the system by printing out more currency. Currency is not equivalent to money.
The Fed has several methods to control the amount of money in the system.
One method is to change the reserve requirements of banks. The "reserve" is the percentage of customer deposits that the bank must not out. In other words, a bank must keep a certain percentage of its deposits on "reserve."
If you deposit $1,000 in the bank, the bank makes money by loaning out most of your $1,000 to other customers. However, the bank cannot the full $1,000 amount.
The Federal Reserve sets the
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