Econ Unit 4 + 5 MCQ Final Flashcards

1
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Shifters of money supply

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  1. Reserve Ratio- % of deposits banks must hold (RR decrease, MS increases)
  2. Discount Rate- The interest rate the FED charges banks (DR decrease, MS increases)
  3. Open Market Operations- FED buys or sells bonds (buys bonds, money supply increases)
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2
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What money is

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  1. Medium of exchange
  2. Unit of account –> acts as a measurement of value
  3. Store of value –> store purchasing power for the future
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3
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Commodity Money

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actual things with value –> gold, silver

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4
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Fiat Money

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Serves as money but has no other value –> cash, coins

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5
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Checkable Deposits

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accounts where owners can take out money at anytime

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6
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M1 Money (highest liquidity)

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  1. Currency in circulation
  2. Checking accounts
  3. Travler checks
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7
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Liquidity

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how easy an asset can be converted to cash without effecting its market value

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8
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M2 Money (Near-Moneys)

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Everything in M1 +
1. Savings deposits
2. Time deposits (has interest)
3. Money market funds

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9
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Assets (Low-Liquidity)

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  1. Stocks
  2. Bonds
  3. Real Estate
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10
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Stocks (equity)

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buying part of company –> when its worth more, your stock is worth more and vice versa

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11
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Bonds (securities)

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Loaning out your money to gov. or companies who will use it then pay it back with agreed upon interest rate

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12
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Bond Prices & Interest rates

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inversely proportional

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13
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Required reserves

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minimum amount of deposits banks must hold

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14
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Excess reserves

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amount banks can loan out

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15
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money multiplier

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1/reserve ratio

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16
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Required reserve ratio is 25%, someone deposits $700. what will be the total change in money supply?

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$2,800

17
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Recessionary Gap

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increase in unemployment and a decrease in output

18
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Expansionary Gap

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increase in output and a decrease in unemployment

19
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MS what should FED do for recessionary Gap (increase money supply)

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  1. decrease reserve ratio
  2. decrease discount rate (DR is the amount the FED charges banks for giving out loans)
  3. Open market operations (FED buys bonds –> no reserve requirements so it goes directly into circulation) / FED buys bonds
20
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MS what should FED do for expansionary Gap (decrease money supply)

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  1. increase reserve ratio
  2. Increase discount rate
  3. FED sells bonds
21
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Ample reserves

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22
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monetary reserves

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currency in circulation and held by bank reserves

23
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expected real interest rate

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nominal IR - expected inflation rate

24
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nominal IR & quantity of money

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inverse and money is sloping downward

25
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increase in price level, how will it effect money market & bond market

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nominal IR increases and price of previous bonds fall

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