Chapitre 15 Flashcards
Velocity of circulation
The number of times, on average, that a unit of money is spent per year
Quantity theory of money
The theory that states that changes in the price level are due to changes in the quantity of money
Equation of exchange
An expression that equates the product of the quantity of money and the velocity of circulation (MV) with the product of the price level and real output (PQ)
Monetarism
The school of thought that claims that changes in the money supply are the major causes of economic fluctuations and that macroeconomic stability can be achieved by a steady increase in the money supply
Transactions demand for money
The desire to hold money for transaction purposes
Precautionary demand for money
The desire to hold money for unexpected contingencies
Speculative demand for money
The desire to hold money in anticipation of movements in the prices of financial assets
Liquidity preference
The desire to hold money rather than less liquid interest-earning assets
Liquidity preference curve
The curve showing the inverse relationship between the quantity of money demanded and the rate of interest
Money supply
The total quantity of money supplied at various rates of interest
Monetary policy
The manipulation of the money supply and interest rates by the central bank to achieve economic objectives
Open market operations
The buying and selling of securities (bonds) by the central bank
Bank rate
The rate of interest that the central bank charges on loans and advanced to members of the Canadian Payments Association
Redeposit or deposit switching
The act of transferring government funds from the central bank to the commercial banks
Drawdown
A transfers of government funds from the commercial banks to the central bank