What were economic consequences of federal reserve actions

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In 1929 The U.S. Stock Market crashed. In response to this domestic financial emergency, The Federal Reserve sharply raised the discount rate (shrinking the money supply).

List all the reasons the Federal Reserve took this action in 1929?

What were the economic consequences of the Federal Reserve’s Actions in 1929?

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