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Business, 06.05.2020 01:23 ignacio73

Which of the following is FALSE regarding the Federal Reserve?
a) it controls the money supply
b) it issues debit cards
c) it is called the lender of last resort
d) it supervises member banks
e) it provides check-clearing services

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