🎚️ Rate Lever Sort
Drag each Fed action into the correct monetary-policy direction.
Key idea: lower rates stimulate; higher rates cool inflation.
🟢 Expansionary Monetary Policy
Fed lowers rates / increases money supply to restart growth.
🔴 Contractionary Monetary Policy
Fed raises rates / reduces money supply to cool inflation.
🔗 One Number Moves Everything
Build the chain that explains how the federal funds rate moves through banks, loans, consumers, businesses, and the whole economy.
🎯 Inflation Target Simulator
Move inflation above or below the Fed's 2% target. Then choose the likely Fed response.
Inflation Gauge
The Fed does not want zero inflation. Its target is about 2% per year.
Fed Decision
Inflation is near target. The Fed may hold steady.
🏁 Results Checkpoint
Complete the three Fed activities, then unlock flashcards and the quiz.
Fed Review Complete
You practiced monetary-policy direction, the rate-transmission chain, and the 2% inflation target.
Activity 1
Expansionary vs. contractionary monetary policy
Activity 2
How one rate moves borrowing costs
Activity 3
Inflation target and Fed response
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⚡ Key Terms
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🎯 Quick Quiz
Five randomized questions. Answer choices shuffle too.
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