Federal funds are

A. reserves that are loaned out on a very short-term basis by one bank to another bank.
B. loans banks make to their most credit-worthy customers.
C. required bank reserve.
D. funds owned by the Federal Reserve system.


A. reserves that are loaned out on a very short-term basis by one bank to another bank.

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