Ch 16 and Ch C Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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5 Standards for a useful form of money

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profitability, divisibility, durability, uniqueness and stability

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2
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Forms of money

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online payments, bitcoin

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3
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Money supply of the Fed Res that they make available for…

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amount of $ the fed makes available for ppl to buy goods and services

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4
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What is quantitative easing? (fed reserve)

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monetary stragety to create more $ when it believes that $ is needed to get economy moving again

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5
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M1 consists of

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coins and paper bills

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6
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M2 consists of

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M1 + accounts, mutual funds, certificates of deposits

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7
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M3 consists of

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M2+ institutional money market funds

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8
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Why does money supply need to be controlled?

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can affect employment/economic growth

stabilize prices

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9
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who controls money supply?

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central banks

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10
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rising/ Falling dollar values refers to

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increased/ decreased amount of goods/services you can buy with $ in global market

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11
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Parts of the Fed reserve

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  1. Board of governors: to set monetary policy
  2. Federal Open Market Committee (represent institutions)
  3. 12 banks fed res
  4. 3 advisory councils
  5. member banks of systems
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12
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The monetary policy determines that

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reserve requirement

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13
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what is the reserve requirement

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level of the reserve funds all financial institutions must keep at one of 12 banks

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14
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If Reserve requirement goes up

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then money becomes scarce

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15
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open market operations consist of

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buying and selling govt. bonds. to decrease money supply - govt sells bonds

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16
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What is the discount rate

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interest rate the Fed charges for loans to member banks

when it goes up —-> reduces loans

17
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land banks

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lends $ to farmers until 1741

18
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commercial banks

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are profit seeking organizations that receives deposits

19
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checking account

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demand deposit

20
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savings account

21
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certificate of deposit

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time deposit that earns interest

22
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savings and loans associations

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accepts both savings/checking deposits and provides home mortgages and loans

23
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savings and loan associations failures

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inflation/ deregulation / fraud

24
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credit unions

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non profit member owned financial cooperatives that offer bank services: interest checking accounts with high rates, short term loans w/ low rates/ life insurance and home mortgages

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nonbanks
financial organizations that accept no deposits but offer many services provided by regular banks ex. life ins, pension funds, brokerage firms, commercial finance companies, financial services
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pension funds
monies put aside by corporations non profit organizations, unions invested in low return safe stocks, govt securities, corporate bonds
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Federal deposit Insurance corporations
insures banks deposits / mostly commercial banks
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savings association insurance fund
holders of accounts in savings and loan associations
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national credit union administration
provides $250000 per depositor / institution for all accounts
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electronic funds transfer (eft)
messages about a transaction that are sent from one computer to another for easier transfers (ex. direct deposit/ direct payments)
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debit card
withdraws funds
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letters of credit
a promise by a bank to pay seller a given amount if certain coniditions are met
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bankers acceptance
promises that the bank will pay some specified amount at a particular time
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world bank
responsible for financing development (reconstruction) lends most money to developing nations to improve productivity and raise standards of life