Which combination of monetary policies would be the most contractionary mix?
O Buying government bonds, raising the discount rate, raising the reserve requirement
O Selling government bonds, lowering the discount rate, lowering the reserve requirement
O Selling government bonds, raising the discount rate, raising the reserve requirement
O Selling government bonds, raising the discount rate, lowering the reserve requirement
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