When a central bank engages in large-scale asset purchases by buying a government bond from a pension fund, the central bank directly credits the pension fund's reserve account held at the central bank.
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A central bank initiates a large-scale asset purchase program by buying government bonds from a pension fund. Arrange the following events in the correct chronological sequence to illustrate the direct impact on the banking system's reserves.
Central Bank Operations and Reserve Balances
A central bank purchases $100 million in government bonds directly from a pension fund. The pension fund holds its accounts with a large commercial bank. Which statement best analyzes the immediate and direct result of this single transaction on the commercial bank's balance sheet?
When a central bank engages in large-scale asset purchases by buying a government bond from a pension fund, the central bank directly credits the pension fund's reserve account held at the central bank.
Explaining the Rise in Commercial Bank Reserves
A central bank conducts a large-scale asset purchase by buying a government bond from a pension fund, which holds its money at a commercial bank. Match each entity with its specific role in the transaction chain that results in an increase in the commercial bank's reserves held at the central bank.
The Mechanism of Reserve Expansion
A central bank implements a policy of purchasing large quantities of government bonds from non-bank financial institutions, such as pension funds. Which of the following statements best analyzes the most direct and unavoidable mechanical consequence of these transactions on the banking system?
An economic analyst states: 'When the central bank buys a government bond from a pension fund, it directly transfers the funds to the pension fund. This money bypasses the commercial banking system entirely, which only becomes involved later when the pension fund decides to deposit the money.' Why is this explanation of the initial transaction mechanically incorrect?
A central bank purchases a $50 million government bond from an insurance company. The insurance company uses 'Commercial Bank A' for its banking. Immediately following this transaction, the balance in Commercial Bank A's reserve account held at the central bank increases by $50 million. What is the direct mechanical reason for this increase?