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The following figure shows the federal funds market. Assume that the market of reserves is in equilibrium at $500 billion in reserves and a 3% federal funds rate. Suppose the Fed wants
![Given the relatively small size of the federal funds market, why are all short-term rates tied to the federal funds rate? – Education Given the relatively small size of the federal funds market, why are all short-term rates tied to the federal funds rate? – Education](https://www.frbsf.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/drecon_0608a.jpg)
Given the relatively small size of the federal funds market, why are all short-term rates tied to the federal funds rate? – Education
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![Suppose the federal funds market is described by the following equations: Q d = 100 - 100i ff Q s = 95 where Qd denoted the quantity of reserves demanded, as function Suppose the federal funds market is described by the following equations: Q d = 100 - 100i ff Q s = 95 where Qd denoted the quantity of reserves demanded, as function](https://homework.study.com/cimages/multimages/16/cccccccc153387957222164771.png)