If the Fed sells government securities to a member of the nonbank public, then the resulting effect on the quantity of money is
A) the same as if the securities were sold to a bank.
B) much smaller than if the securities were sold to a bank.
C) much larger than if the securities were sold to a bank.
D) that there is no change in the quantity of money.
E) None of the above answers are correct.
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