to serve all the American people

The mandate of the Federal Reserve is to serve all the American people, and too many Americans still can't find a job and worry how too many Americans will pay too many Americans's bills and provide for too many Americans's families.

two mandates — full employment and stable prices

The Federal Reserve has two mandates — full employment and stable prices.

employment and inflation

And the Federal Reserve has two mandates: employment and inflation.

[i] Stability of prices

The mandate for the Federal Reserve is [i] Stability of prices

stable prices and low unemployment

The Federal Reserve’s mandates are stable prices and low unemployment.

with maximizing employment and stabilizing prices

The Federal Reserve – America’s central banking system, charged with maximizing employment and stabilizing prices, among other mandates – has a few tools for reducing inflation, including scaling back asset purchases and raising the interest rate on overnight lending to large banks.

to maintain price stability and low unemployment

The Federal Reserve's mandate is to maintain price stability and low unemployment.

two mandates: maintain full employment and keep inflation at or below 2%

The Federal Reserve has two mandates: maintain full employment and keep inflation at or below 2%.

to contain inflation

The Federal Reserve’s mandate is to contain inflation and help the economy.

influencing money and credit conditions in pursuit of full employment and stable prices

The official mandate of the Federal Reserve includes influencing money and credit conditions in pursuit of full employment and stable prices.

i] Stability of prices [ii] high employment

The mandate for the Federal Reserve is [i] Stability of prices [ii] high employment.

to maintaining full employment and low inflation

The mandates of the Federal Reserve are often oversimplified to maintaining full employment and low inflation, but there are additional responsibilities of ensuring the safety and soundness of the nation’s banking and financial system, protecting the credit rights of consumers, maintaining the stability of the financial system, and containing systemic risk in financial markets among other financial services.

to provide the country with a stable monetary and financial system

The US Federal Reserve, also known as the Fed, is the central bank of the United States, mandated to provide the country with a stable monetary and financial system.