Chapter 12 Money, Banking, and the Financial System

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A time deposit is an interest-earning deposit

with a specified maturity date.

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Which of the following statements is false?

In indirect finance, lenders and borrowers do not go through a financial intermediary.

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Which of the following statements is false?

Credit cards are money since they serve as a medium of exchange

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A money economy is likely to have _________________ and _________________than a barter economy, because a double coincidence of wants is ____________ in a barter economy.

more output, more leisure, necessary

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A bank has $100 million in assets and a net worth of $20 million. It's liabilities equal

$80 million.

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M1 is equal to

currency held outside banks + checkable deposits

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To a bank, the checkable deposits it holds for its customers are classified as

a liability.

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The Federal Reserve System redefined the money supply measures M1 and M2 in

May 2020

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AreaRefer to the exhibit. What dollar amount goes in blank (B)?

Balance Sheet

Bank QRS

($ millions)

Assets

Liabilities

Reserves

(A)

Checkable Deposits

$ 150

Loans

200

Nontransaction Deposits

50

Securities

60

Borrowings

6

Total Assets

$284.5

Bank Capital

(B)

$78.5

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AreaRefer to the exhibit. Is Bank QRS currently insolvent?

Balance Sheet

Bank QRS

($ millions)

Assets

Liabilities

Reserves

(A)

Checkable Deposits

$ 150

Loans

200

Nontransaction Deposits

50

Securities

60

Borrowings

6

Total Assets

$284.5

Bank Capital

(B)

No, because its total assets are greater than its total liabilities.

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Interest the proper economics term money, income, credit, or wealth in the following blanks: (1) Most of her ____________ is tied up in real estate. (2) How much _______ did Jones earn last year at his job? (3) It is difficult to get ___________ in today's tight mortgage market?

wealth, income, credit

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Given the following data, what is the dollar value of currency held outside banks?

M1 = $900 billion

Checkable deposits = $550 billion

Small denomination time deposits = $330 billion

Money market mutual funds = $250 billion

$350 billion

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Consider the following data: currency (held outside banks) = $685 billion, checkable deposits = $4,709 billion, small-denomination time deposits = $2,500 billion, retail money market mutual funds = $700 billion. M1 equals __________ billion and M2 equals __________ billion.

$5,394, $8,594

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Credit cards ______________ a medium of exchange and __________ considered by economists to be money.

are, are not

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As the price level in the economy rises,

the store of value function of money diminishes.

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If people move money from their demand deposits into their savings accounts, it follows that

Both M1 and M2 will remain unchanged.

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___________________is a condition that exists when one party to a transaction changes his or her behavior in a way that is hidden from, and costly to, the other party.

Moral hazard

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Under a fractional reserve banking system, banks must hold only a fraction of their deposit liabilities in the form of

reserves

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A savings deposit is

an interest-earning account at a commercial bank or thrift institution for which there is no specified maturity date.

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When we say that money serves as a unit of account, this means that

money serves a common measure in which relative values are expressed.

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A bank's assets are $700 million and its liabilities are $500 million, which indicates that the bank's net worth (bank capital) is ____________________million. If the bank's assets rise by 10% at the same time that its liabilities rise by 5%, the bank's new net worth will then be _______________million.

$200, $245

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If we say that a dollar is being used to trade for some good, then here the dollar, as money, is serving as a ______________

medium of exchange

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Economists define money as

any good that is widely accepted for purposes of exchange and the repayment of debt

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__________________ relates to an economic agent on one side of a transaction having information that an economic agent on the other side of the transaction does not have

Asymmetric information

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Credit cards are

not money

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Prior to the Fed redefining the money supply measures, there was a ______________ dollar difference between _________________________ than there is today.

larger, M1 and M2

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Which of the following functions of money best describes the function of savings deposits?

store of value

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Fractional reserve banking is an arrangement that allows banks to hold reserves equal to a fraction of its

deposit liabilities

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Brian has what Jose wants and Jose wants what Brian has. Brian and Jose

have a double coincidence of wants

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In a barter economy, it is harder to find people with whom you have a double coincidence of wants than is the case in a money economy. Because of this, the _______________ of making exchanges in a barter economy are likely to be higher than in a money economy

transaction costs

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If people withdraw money from their checkable deposits and deposit that money into their retail money market mutual funds, it follows that

M1 will decline and M2 will remain unchanged

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Refer to the exhibit. If Bank QRS's assets rise by 3 percent and its liabilities rise by 2 percent, by what percentage would its bank capital change compared to its original bank capital (i.e., the value originally in blank (B))?

Balance Sheet

Bank QRS

($ millions)

Assets

Liabilities

Reserves

(A)

Checkable Deposits

$ 150

Loans

200

Nontransaction Deposits

50

Securities

60

Borrowings

6

Total Assets

$284.5

Bank Capital

(B)

5.7 percent

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The unit of account function of money refers to the

common measurement service provided by money

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If M1 rises, then

M2 will rise.

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Refer to the exhibit. What dollar amount goes in blank (A)?

Balance Sheet

Bank QRS

($ millions)

Assets

Liabilities

Reserves

(A)

Checkable Deposits

$ 150

Loans

200

Nontransaction Deposits

50

Securities

60

Borrowings

6

Total Assets

$284.5

Bank Capital

(B

$24.5.

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______________ were the first bankers

Goldsmiths

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The function of money termed unit of account refers to the

function money serves as a common measure in which relative values are expressed

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Refer to the exhibit. What dollar amount goes in blank (A)?

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Balance Sheet

Bank ABC

($ million)

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Assets Liabilities

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Reserves $35

Checkable Deposits $300

Loans 900

Nontransaction Deposits 500

Securities 40

Borrowings 75

Bank Capital (A)

$100