Selective credit controls give a central bank power over which two things?

1. Selective credit controls are the power to control the credit terms on some loans made by banks and other lending institutions. 2. That power covers consumer credit rules and margin requirements. 3. Reserve requirements and the discount rate are money supply tools, which is a separate group. 4. Deposit insurance premiums are set by the insurer, so they fall outside credit control altogether. _Source: OpenStax Introduction to Business (CC BY 4.0), Ch 15 "Understanding Money and Financial Institutions", section 15.2 The Federal Reserve System_