Through open market operations the Fed can offset which of the following?
A) Operations of the Treasury
B) Actions of foreign investors
C) Actions of the public
D) All of the above

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Through open market operations, the Federal Reserve buys and sells government securities to influence the money supply and interest rates. This can offset the financial activities of the Treasury, foreign investors, and the public by affecting the availability of credit and the cost of borrowing.

Through Open Market Operations the Fed Can Offset Which of the Following