ECO 316 ECO316 WEEK 5 FINAL PAPER 2019 - ASHFORD
Ashford ECO 316 Week 5 Final Paper Effects of the Federal Reserve’s Monetary Policy on the Financial Institutions and Markets
Effects of the Federal Reserve’s Monetary Policy on the Financial Institutions and Markets [CLOs: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]. Due by Day 7. Changes in the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy have been directly affecting the US economy that includes the financial institutions and markets. For this Final Paper, select one large US financial institution/intermediary (e.g., a commercial bank, an investment bank/company, an insurance company, or any other financial institution) to evaluate how changes in the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy – expansionary or contractionary – have been affecting the US financial institutions and markets.
In your final paper, you should address the following:
• · Evaluate how the Federal Reserve monitors and influences unemployment and inflation in the US
economy.
• · Describe the Federal Reserve’s traditional and nontraditional monetary policy tools.
• · Describe the pros and cons of the Federal Reserve’s implementation of expansionary or contractionary
monetary policy tools under different economic situations (e.g., a recession/depression vs. an economic
boom).
• · Assess your institution\intermediary’s financial situations during the previous five years.
• · Appraise how your institution/intermediary has been responding to changes in the Federal Reserve’s
monetary policy.
• · Explain how the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy affects your institution/intermediary in the
financial market? Discuss in detail.
• · Explain how you would expect the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy to change in the next six months,
based on the financial market today, addressing the following:
o Is the Federal Reserve more likely to implement expansionary policy or contractionary policy?
o How would this change affect your institution/intermediary and the financial markets?
o How would your institution/intermediary respond to the anticipated Federal Reserve’s monetary
o How would your institution/intermediary respond to the anticipated Federal Reserve’s monetary
policy change?
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