Question

Why does the U.S. government carefully adjust interest rates?

A to help keep all the money it receives in taxes

B to help other nations rebuild their economies

C to provide economic stability

D to keep states from collecting too much in taxes​

Answer 1

Answer:

Interest rates are the cost of borrowing money and represent what creditors earn for lending money. Central banks raise or lower short-term interest rates to ensure stability and liquidity in the economy. ... Retail banks also control rates based on the market, their business needs, and individual customers.