Which of the following isNOTa majordifferencebetween open market operations and quantitative easing?

Group of answer choices

The main goal of open market operations is to influence the federal funds rate.

The main goal of quantitative easing is to lower long-term interest rates and ease credit conditions.

Quantitative easing involves a large quantity of bond purchases.

Open market operations often involve the purchases of long-term Treasury securities and mortgage-backed securities.