Finance Assets and Money Flashcards

1
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Anything that can be used to buy goods and services

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Money

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2
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Accumulation of saving through the purchase of assets that occurs over time

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Wealth

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3
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Intangible assets, such as savings accounts and securities, that are acquired for some promised future return

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Financial Assets

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4
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Loans, bonds, loan-backed securities, stocks, Direct Deposits (Checking Account), etc.

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Types of Financial Assets

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5
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A debt evidenced by a “note,” which specifies the principal amount, interest rate, and date of repayment.

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Loan

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6
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A formal contract to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed intervals (pretty much the same as a loan only used by big institutions, like the government and big business).

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Bond

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7
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A share of ownership in a corporation

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Stock

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8
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A financial intermediary that provides liquid assets in the form of bank deposits to lends and uses those funds to finance the illiquid investment spending needs of borrowers.

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Bank

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9
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The ease with which an asset can be converted into cash

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Liquidity

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10
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A system for buying and selling shares of companies

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Stock Market

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11
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the market in which bonds issued by firms and governments are traded

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Bond Market

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12
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An amount owed by a business or an individual

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Liability

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13
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Interest Rate

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Opportunity Cost of Holding Money

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14
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Inverse Relationship - if interest rates increase, the value of previously issued bonds decreases and if the interest rate decreases, the value of previously issued bonds increases

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Relationship between Bonds and Interest Rate

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15
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The interest rate as usually reported without a correction for the effects of inflation

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Nominal Interest Rate

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16
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nominal interest rate - inflation rate

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Real Interest Rate

17
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Nominal Interest Rate = Real Interest Rate + Inflation Rate

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Fisher Effect

18
Q

A future rate of inflation that consumers and firms build into current decision making.

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Expected Inflation

19
Q

The component of inflation that is a surprise.

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Unexpected Inflation

20
Q

An interest that’s able to change based on rate set by the central bank

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Flexible Interest Rates (also known as floating or variable interest rates)

21
Q

Medium of Exchange, Unit of Account, Store of Value

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3 Functions of Money

22
Q

Anything that’s used to determine value during the exchange of goods and services

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Medium of Exchange

23
Q

A means for comparing the values of goods and services

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Unit of Account

24
Q

Something that keeps its value if it’s stored rather than used.

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Store of Value

25
Q

Objects that have value in themselves and that’re also used as money (e.g. Gold)

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Commodity Money

26
Q

The quantity of money available in the economy

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Money Supply

27
Q

Monetary Base: Currency and Bank Reserves

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M0

28
Q

Currency in circulation, demand deposits, savings accounts.

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M1

29
Q

M1 + small denomination time deposits (CDs) + money market deposit accounts

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M2

30
Q

An interest rate that doesn’t change

A

Fixed Interest Rate

31
Q

Money that has value because the government has ordered that it is an acceptable means to pay.

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Fiat Money