Although open market operations and discount loans both change the monetary base, the Fed has

A) greater control over open market operations than over discount loans.
B) greater control over discount loans than over open market operations.
C) very little control over either discount loans or open market operations.
D) complete control over both discount loans and open market operations.


A

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