To counter inflation the federal reserve makes available.
a. less money
b. more money
c. lower interest rates
d. more government loans

a. less money

Explanation:

Inflation is the generalized and sustained increase in the level of prices in the market over a period of time, when the general level of prices increases. That is to say, that inflation reflects the diminution of the purchasing power of the currency: a loss of the real value of the internal medium of exchange and unit of measure of an economy.

Among monetarist economic currents, there is generally a consensus that very high inflation rates and hyperinflation are caused by an excessive growth of the money supply. Opinions on the factors that determine low to moderate rates of inflation are more varied. Low or moderate inflation can be attributed to fluctuations in the demand for goods and services, or to changes in available costs and supplies (raw materials, energy, wages, etc.), as well as to the growth of the money supply.

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