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Suppose the Fed wants the dollar to appreciate. The Fed hopes to accomplish this goal by using $20 billion in U.S. currency in a foreign exchange market intervention. In order to cause the dollar to appreciate, the Fed will need to $20 billion in the foreign exchange market, while also some of their currency reserves of another country. Use the following table to show the changes in the balance sheet of the Fed. This intervention would be classified as foreign exchange intervention, and would have effect on the money supply. Suppose the Fed wants the dollar to appreciate, but also wants the domestic money supply to remain unchang In addition to the foreign-exchange market intervention you just outlined, the Fed will also need to government securities, thereby the monetary base so that it remains unchanged. This intervention would be classified as foreign exchange intervention since the net result would be no change in the domestic money supply. Use the following table to show the changes in the Fed's balance sheet that result from the Fed's policy of counteracting the change in the money supply caused by its previous foreign-exchange market intervention