Which ones are used more frequently than the others

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Question: There are three most important monetary tools, that is the open-market operation (i.e. buying or selling securities), setting the reserve requirement and discount rates. Are there any other instruments? Would anyone like to discuss more details? Which ones are used more frequently than the others?

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