Saving/Investment Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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Savings

A

depositing or lending money to borrowers; provides the funds for people who borrow

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Investment

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Borrowing money or business spending that comes in the form of borrowed money

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3
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three types of savings

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buy bonds, buy stocks, and deposit money in the bank

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4
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three types of investments

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sell bonds, sell stocks, and get a loan from the bank

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5
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do savers want high or low interest?

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high interest rate, which means quantity saving increases

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6
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do investors want high or low interest?

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low interest rate, which means quantity investment increases

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7
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difference between stocks and bonds?

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when you sell a stock or bond you receive money; you pay back through ownership (stock) or through the money they gave you plus interest (bond)

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8
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stocks

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certificate in exchange for the money you gave that says you get % of ownership of the company.
sell stock cause they don’t know when they can pay back
risky & higher return
dividends

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9
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Types of bonds

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Treasury (federal) bond
Corporate bone -> riskier
paper
coupons

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10
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interest rates

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the cost of borrowing money or the price you charge for lending money

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11
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why is savings curve upward sloping?

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because as interest rate increase, quantity saving increases.
as interest rates decrease, quantity saving decreases.

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why is investment curve downward sloping?

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because as interest rates increase, quantity investment decreases.
as interest rates decreases, quantity investment increases.

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13
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why are we learning about savings and investments

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because you need savings and investments for the determinists of productivity to exist

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14
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the link between investment and borrowing?

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investing is spending on businesses through money they borrowed

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15
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why does an increase on interest rates not help the financial market?

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surplus of savings and a shortage of investments

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16
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how can you increase savings on the financial market graph?

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1) lowering interest income tax
2) lowering capital gains tax
3) lowering tax on dividends and coupons
(opposite will decrease saving curve)
increase sales tax savings go down ??

17
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how can you increase investments on the financial market graph?

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1) lowering tax on anything that has to do with borrowing
-lowering property taxes
(opposite will decrease investment curve)

18
Q

National savings formula

A

S = (Y-T-C) + (T-G)
(Y-T-C) is private savings
(T-G) is public savings

19
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private savings

20
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public savings

21
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T=G

A

balanced budget

22
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T>G

A

budget surplus

23
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T<G

A

budget deficit

24
Q

How to fix budget deficit

A

Print money
Sell bonds
Raise taxes

25
crowding out
budget deficit; the federal reserve need to sell more bonds to make up for the difference T
26
balanced budget
graph doesn't shift
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budget deficit
saving curve shifts to the left interest rates increase quantity investments decreased
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budget surplus
saving curve shifts to the right interest rates decrease quantity investments increase
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Coupons
periodic payments for holding a bonds
30
Dividends
periodic payments for holding a stocks
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equations and variables to know
Y=C+I+G S=I S=(Y-T-C) + (T-G) Y(GDP) C(Consumption) I(Investment) G(Government) S(Saving) T(Taxes)