monetary transmission mechanism Flashcards

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what does it mean to discount the future

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you place higher value on things you can receive immediately vs things that take time

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present value formula

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pv(rt) = rt / (1+i)^t (t is the amount of years) when the number beside r changes ( amount of years) then make the (1+i) to the power of the amount of years

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what is the formula for when you receive multiple payoffs (dividends)

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R1/(1 + i) + R2/(1 + i)2 + R3/(1 + i)3 + … + RT/(1 + i)T

for each year of payment just change the T value for that year

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what is a bond

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its a financial instrument that is used to borrow money and pays its lenders back with interest as well

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why would people hold money

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money provides liquidity so if a better opportunity comes they can easily take advantage of opportunities

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relationship between money holding and interest rate

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its a negative relation ship when interest rate goes up people hold more when it goes down people hold less

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relationship between demand for money and gdp

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they are positively related so when gdp goes up the demand for money goes up too

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what does the monetary transmission mechanism do

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it shows the relationship between changes in the money market and changes in the real economy

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lower interest rates two effects on AE

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lowers the cost of investment for firms (direct) and also it impacts net exports (indirectly)

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how does lower interest rates effect net exports

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the lower rates make investing in Canada more attractive to foreigners and they end up buying more of our cheaper goods because since they are investing here the supply of the dollar increases making it deprecated and goods cheaper

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