chap 10 Flashcards

1
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money

A

set of assets in economy that ppl use to buy g/s

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2
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commodity money

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form of a commodity w INTRINSIC VALUE

i.e. cows, candy bars

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3
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fiat money

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money WITHOUT intrinsic value that’s accepted as money

i.e. bitcoin

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4
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barter

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direct exchange of goods for other goods

costly and inefficient in nature

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5
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double coincidence of needs

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each party wants what the other has i.e. to trade candy for phone, must find someone with item willing to trade

necessary for barter, why it’s inefficient

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6
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functions of money

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  1. medium of exchange - buy g/s
  2. unit of account - simplify price comparisons
  3. store of value - item ppl can use to transfer purchasing power from present to future (i.e. use when needed)
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7
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wealth

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store of value w monetary and non-monetary assets

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8
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money supply/money stock

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quantity of money circulating in economy

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9
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currency

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paper bills and coins

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10
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demand deposits

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balances in bank accounts that depositors can access via cheques or debit cards

(funds in bank)

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11
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central bank

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institute that regulates quantity of money in economy

BoC

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12
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2 definitions of money supply

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M1+: narrow definition that excludes savings accounts

M2: broad, includes savings

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13
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M1+ formula

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M1+ = currency in circulation + demand deposits (chequing)

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14
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M2 formula

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M2 = currency in circulation + demand deposits (chequing) + nonpersonal demand and notice deposits

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15
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bank of canada

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managed by board of directors w GOVERNOR

originally operated on gold standard, changed during great depression

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16
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4 functions BoC

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  1. issue currency
  2. banker to unchartered banks
  3. banker to federal gov
  4. control money supply
17
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monetary policy

A

setting of money supply by policy makers in BoC

18
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reserves

A

deposits that banks have received but not loaned out

aka money held in bank

ASSET

19
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100 percent reserve banking

A

when all deposits (liabilities) received by the bank are held as reserves, NONE loaned out

banks don’t influence money supply

assets = liabilities / reserves = deposits

20
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fractional reserve banking

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banks only hold a fraction of deposits as reserves, loan rest out

CREATES MONEY since some becomes CURRENCY

21
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reserve ratio

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the fraction of deposits that are held as reserves i.e. 10%

expressed as R

22
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money multiplier

A

amount of money the banking system generates w every dollar it receives

reciprocal of R:

money mult = 1/R

23
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what happens to money mult when R is large

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the higher R, the smaller multiplier

because FEWER deposits are loaned out, makes less money

24
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open-market operations

A

purchase or sale of government of Canada bonds by BoC

25
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what does boc do to INC money suppy

A

buys/sells bonds to the public

  • issues cheque from boc
  • when person deposits to chequing account, boc inc reserves
  • inc reserves leads to inc loans, inc money supply
26
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what does boc do to DEC money supply

A

sell bonds to the public (???)

google says maintaining more reserves and decreasing loans decreases the money supply

loans = inc money supply (put into circulation)

27
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quantitative easing

A

purchase and sale by central bank of nongov/gov securities with long maturity terms

increases money supply

28
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bank rate

A

interest rate charged by boc on loans to commercial banks

29
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overnight rate

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interest rate on short-term loans B/W commercial banks

always 1/4 % below bank rate

30
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what happens when overnight rates incs

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dec borrowing reserves from boc, because bank rate inc

dec reserves, dec money supply (less to loan)

31
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reserve requirements

A

regulations on minimum amount of reserves banks must have against deposits

if inc reserve requirements:
- # reserves up
- loan less deposits
- inc R, dec money multiplier
- dec money supply