Discuss an expansionary monetary policy

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Question: The Federal Reserve has actively employed open market operations to stimulate the economy. Does this strategy consist of buying or selling Treasury securities? Describe the mechanism through which open market operations are used to reduce interest rates and achieve an expansionary monetary policy.

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