When the Fed lends money to a commercial bank, the bank
A) increases its reserves and enhances its ability to extend credit to bank customers.
B) decreases its reserves and reduces its ability to extend credit to bank customers.
C) pays the federal funds interest rate on the loan.
D) pays the prime interest rate on the loan.
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