chapter 14 Flashcards
any object generally accepted as payment for goods and services
money
used to trade goods and services
medium of exchange
can be used for future purchases
store of value
allows measurement of the relative value of goods and services
unit of account
buyers and sellers must agree on the value of money
the spendable money supply
the most liquid forms of money
M-1 money supply
paper money and coins issued by the Canadian Government
Currency
money in chequing accounts which can be transferred to others by cheque
demand deposits
an order instructing the bank to pay a given sum to a person or firm
cheque
deposit requiring prior notice before withdrawal of funds
time deposits
pooled assets from many investors invested in short-term, low risk financial securities
money market mutual funds
saving account holdings
savings deposits
privately owned, profit-oriented, financial intermediary
chartered banks
major source of short-term financing
bank loans
safeguard funds and estates entrusted to them
trust companies