2.4 Financial markets and monetary policy Flashcards

1
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money supply

A

value of the stock of money

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2
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narrow money

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notes/coins and other liquid balances

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3
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broad money

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narrow money + non liquid balances

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4
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money market

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short term finance provided for individuals, firms and governments

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5
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capital market

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medium-long term finance provided through bonds and equity

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6
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foreign exchange market

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transactions in foreign currencies for immediate and future use

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7
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treasury bills

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short term debt borrowed by governments

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8
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equity

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shares in companies which pay dividends do shareholders

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9
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bonds

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debt issued by firms and governments that pays a fixed rate of interest and matures at a set date

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10
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commercial bank

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bank that accepts deposits for the public and lends to those wishing to borrow

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11
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central bank

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bank responsible for a currency and managing monetary policy

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12
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monetary policy

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managing the price of money and money supply

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13
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bank rate

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interest rate set by the government which influences all other interest rates in an economy

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14
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transition mechanism

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process of how a change in policy affects macroeconomic indicators and variables

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15
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quantitive easing

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increasing liquid funds available for banks so they are more willing to lend to businesses

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16
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forward guidance

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announcing the conditions for when policy is likely to change in the future

17
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moral hazard

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when an institution takes too much risk due to not bearing costs of risky behaviour

18
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liquidity ratios

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limiting how much a bank can lend to a % of its deposits

19
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capital ratios

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limiting how much a bank can lend to a % of its capital issued

20
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systemic risk

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risks that will affect the whole banking system