In a weak economy, the Fed commonly implements a stimulative monetary policy to lower interest rates and presumes that firms will be more willing to b
In a weak economy, the Fed commonly implements a stimulative monetary policy to lower interest rates and presumes that firms will be more willing to borrow money. Even if banks are willing to lend such funds, why might such a presumption about the willingness of firms to borrow be wrong? What are the consequences if the presumption is wrong? (LO2)