Chapter 1: Money and financial system

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financial system have …. parts, …… principles

6 parts - 5 core principles.

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parts of financial systems are

agencies, central bank, money, markets, institution, instrument

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principles of financial systems

time have value, risk require compensation, in4 is the basis for decisions, makerts determine prices and allocate resources, stability improves welfare.

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financial instruments used to

transfer resources/ capitals from savers → investors

risks → those who best equipped

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financial instruments are

money, bonds, stock..

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markets is the place to

buy and sell instruments

determine prices through supply and demand

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financial institutions can be

banks, securities firms, insurance companies…

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what does central bank do?

monitor and stabilize the economy

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what does central bank aim for?

ổn định lạm phát, tăng trưởng và giảm rủi ro thông qua monentary policies

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what tools does central bank use meet its goals?

i, rd, OMO, FR…

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Agencies

ensure everything work well and reliable

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financial markets princiles are based on

time, risks, information, market, stability

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time have value

opportunities costs

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time have value

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risk require compensation 

higher risks - higher return

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compensation are

Insurance, interest rates, and investment decisions.

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In4 is the basis for decisions

better data - better decisions

poor data can lead to crisis

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Market and Information 

Markets reduce information costs

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Markets Determine Prices and Allocate Resources

Well-developed markets —> lower transaction and information costs.

Markets can fail —> crisis

markets need control by government

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Stability Improves Welfare

stable finance —> encourages investment and job creation —> improving overall welfare.

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