money Flashcards

1
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3 functions of money

A
  1. medium of exchange
  2. store of value
  3. unit of measure of worth
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2
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types of money (3)

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  1. commodity money (backed by gold, silver)
  2. paper money (gold standard)
  3. fiat money (not backed by shit)
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3
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m0 (monetary base)

A

currency in circulation + bank reserves

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4
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m1

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currency in circulation + demand deposits + other liquid assets

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5
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m2

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M1 + savings deposits + retail money market funds

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6
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fisher effect

A

rir = nir - inflation

positive relationship between nominal interest rate and inflation

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7
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nominal interest rate (R) on a bond represents…?

A

return on $

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8
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real interest rate (r) on a bond represents…?

A

return in consumption goods

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9
Q

using a credit card costs…?

A

MC = P(1+q)

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10
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money demand is…? (2)

A
  1. increasing in real income
  2. decreasing in the nominal interest rate
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11
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ways to increase money supply (3)

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  1. reduce taxes
  2. open market operations (sell bonds)
  3. increase government spending
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12
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classical dichotomy

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real activity is completely separated from nominal variables

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13
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3 markets

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  1. labor market
  2. goods market
  3. money market
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14
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2 primary assets

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  1. money
  2. nominal bonds
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15
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nominal bond (definition)

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sells for one unit of money in the current period & pays off 1 +R units of money in the future period

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16
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liquidity trap

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contradictory situation in which interest rates are very low but savings are high

17
Q

solutions to liquidity trap (2)

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  1. quantitative easing
  2. negative nominal interest rates
18
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quantitative easing

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purchases of long-maturity government debt and private assets