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Commodity Money
Items that can be used as money but also have intrinsic value (Gold, silver, wheat, etc.)
Fiat/Token Money
(Items used as money that are intrinsically worthless (Paper like USD)
Legal Tender
money ythat is legally valid for the payment of debts
M1
Transaction Money (Can be used directly for transactions (no interest),= Currency held outside banks (cash) + demand deposits + traveler’s checks + other checkable deposits
M2
Broad money M1 + savings accounts + money market accounts + other near monies
FED
– Federal Reserve (Controls the money
supply)
Interest on Reserve Balances (IORB)
Rate at which FED pays banks to keep their money safe
Overnight Reverse Repo (ON RRP)
FED borrows money from banks overnight with treasury securities as collateral. The next day, banks get money back plus interest
Required Reserve Ratio (g)
% that banks must keep with the FED
Discount Rate (DR)
Rate at which banks borrow from the FED