AP Macroeconomics Module 22-24 Quiz

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What are the three types of financial assets?

  1. Loans

  2. Bonds

  3. Stocks

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What is a loan?

A lending agreement between lenders and borrowers

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What is a bond?

An IOU issued by a borrower

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What is a stock?

A share in the ownership of a company

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What are the five types of financial intermediaries?

  1. Mutual funds

  2. Financial service websites

  3. Life insurance companies

  4. Pension funds

  5. Banks

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What is a mutual fund?

Diversified portfolios of stocks that reduce risk

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What are financial service websites?

Websites that track the daily performance of many mutual funds.

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What are life insurance companies?

Pay beneficiaries when policyholders die.

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What are the functions of pension funds?

Gather resources from many individuals to invest collectively.

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What do banks do?

Use depositors’ money to provide loans to borrowers in exchange for paying them back interest.

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What are the 3 tasks of the financial system?

  1. Reducing transaction costs

  2. Reducing risk

  3. Providing liquidity

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What are the 3 roles of money?

  1. Medium of exchange

  2. Storing value

  3. Providing a unit of account

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What does medium of exchange mean?

Money can be used to buy other goods & services

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What does storing value mean?

Money holds its purchasing power over time

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What does unit of account mean?

Money sets the prices for purchasing goods & services

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What are the 3 types of money?

  1. Commodity money

  2. Commodity-backed money

  3. Fiat money

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What is commodity money?

Items that have monetary value even if they’re not being used as money (diamond wedding rings)

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What is commodity-backed money?

Money that can be exchanged for a specific amount of a valuable commodity, like gold or silver.

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What is fiat money?

Money that has value because the government says it does.

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How to calculate future value

FV=PV(1+r)n

<p>FV=PV(1+r)<sup>n</sup></p>
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How to calculate present value

PV=FV/(1+r)n

<p>PV=FV/(1+r)<sup>n</sup> </p>