Approximately one week after the summer semester began, the Federal Reserve announced they were intending to increase the Federal Funds (FF) rate by 75 basis points, or 0.75% (e.g., 2% to 2.75%). In order to make this happen, they will need to position the IORB rate 1. (above or below) the current Federal Funds rate. This would entice banks to 2. (withdraw or deposit) funds into their account at the FED and 3. (lend or borrow) funds to/from the FF market. This would lead to a(n) 4. (increase or decrease) in consumption and investment and thus a(n) 5.(increase or decrease) in overall price level.