Currently how has the government intervened to help the stock market?

Governments can also help the economy -- and thus guard against stock market crashes -- by infusing cash into banking institutions. The U.S. government's main instrument for cash infusions is the Federal Reserve Bank (the Fed ), the network of independent, government-related banks that standardizes, regulates and aids commercial banks in the United States.

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