What is the purpose of the Federal Reserve? What are its goals?
The purpose of the Fed is to use monetary policy supply and influence and influence interest rates. The Fed has three major goals:
1. Price Stability
2. Sustainable Economic Growth
3. Full Employment
The Fed seeks to stabilize prices by regulating the money supply and interest rates. In turn, stable prices promote economic growth and full employment.
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