What is a main goal of the federal reserve in its monetary policy? a. lower taxes b. to curb recessions c. increase gov. spending d. regulate stock market

The main goal of the federal reserve in its monetary policy is (B) to curb recession. The monetary policy design to promote maximum employment and focus on long-term economic growth which helps to control recession.

The main goal of the federal reserve in its monetary policy is to curb recessions.

Option B

Explanation:

The federal bank plays a major role is making the monetary policy that takes care of money circulation in the economy. The major role played by such a policy is in strengthening the economic growth of the country. When the economic growth drops back to a negative extent, we term it as recession. To handle such recessions and to boost economy, federal reserve comes into play with its monetary policy else such circumstances can lead to a major economic failure.  

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