During the early 1990s, what did the Fed succeed in doing?
A) The Fed successfully reduced rates across the maturity spectrum.
B) The fed funds rate rose to 13%, and the yield on 10-year government bonds was also high, touching 15.72% in December 1993.
C) It succeeded in aiding an economic expansion that unfortunately caused a rising civilian unemployment rate.
D) It spearheaded an economic recession with a falling real GDP.
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