Quantitative easing refers to:
A. looser restrictions on banks' investments in derivatives.
B. a gradual reduction in interest rates by the Federal Reserve.
C. a gradual reduction in marginal tax rates.
D. nonstandard monetary policy designed to extend credit in the economy.
Answer: D
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