The Bank of England and the Federal Reserve ?

Correct answer: A. are central banks

  • A. are central banks
  • B. are branches of commercial banks
  • C. use fiscal policy to influence GDP
  • D. loan money to most of LDC commercial banks

Explanation

The Bank of England and the Federal Reserve are the central banks of the United Kingdom and the United States, respectively. They conduct monetary policy, not fiscal policy, which is handled by governments through taxation and spending.

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