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Interest Rates
What does Monetary Policy use to influence the Economy?
Medium of Exchange, Unit of Account, Store of Value
Three Functions of Money
Medium of Exchange
It allows us to buy and sell goods and services easily.
Barter System
What Medium of Exchange was Problematic?
Unit of Account
It allows us to have a common measure of value.
Store of Value
It allows us to save purchasing power for the future; relatively riskless compared to risky assets
Inflation
What is an Issue of Money?
Inflation
It affects the value of money, mainly the money purchasing power, reducing the value of money overtime.
Interest
Something you pay when you borrow Money
Interest Rate
It is the government intervention to control the value of money (inflation); rate of payment or loan in terms of annual percentage
Inverse Relationship
The Kind of Relationship that Interest Rate has when in terms of Borrowing and Spending
Due to Higher Rate, Cost of Borrowing goes Low, Reward Saving goes High.
What happens to Borrowing and Reward Saving when Interest Rates get less money in the economy?
Due to Lower Rate, Cost of Borrowing goes High, Reward Saving goes Low.
What happens to Borrowing and Reward Saving when Interest Rates get more money in the Economy?
Money Demand
It measures the demand for money; can shift due to real GDP.
Money Demand is Low
What happens to MD if the interest rate is high?
Money Demand is High
What happens to MD if the interest rate is low?
Money Supply
It is the total money in circulation (cash); does not depend on interest rates; controlled by BSP
The Central Bank
It is the heart of the economy.
The Central Bank
It pumps money into the economy to keep it healthy and growing and it is the only government authority to do monetary policies.
Stable Inflation
What does the Central Bank address through Interest Rates?
Expansionary Monetary Policy
It happens when there is too much money, making less interest rates.
Contractionary Monetary Policy
It happens when there is Less Money, making Interest Rates go high.
Mickey Mouse Money
A great example of printing more money does not mean it’s good
Mickey Mouse Money
It is a fiat currency made by the Japanese Government; Their Trick to the Filipinos to make them think they had lots of money.