\[\begin{array} { | l | l | } \hline \text { Component } & \begin{array} { l } \text { Amount } \\ \text { (billions of } \\ \text { dollars) } \end{array} \\ \hline \begin{array} { l } \text { Money market } \\ \text { mutual fund } \\ \text { deposits } \end{array} & 4,400 \\ \hline \text { Time deposits } & 1,237 \\ \hline \text { Savings deposits } & 1,589 \\ \hline \text { Checking deposits } & 752 \\ \hline \text { Currency } & 609 \\ \hline \end{array}\] -Based on the data in the table above, what is the value of M2?

A) $2,950 billion B) $4,187 billion C) $8,587 billion D) $4,400 billion A) $2,950 billion B) $4,187 billion C) $8,587 billion D) $4,400 billion

$\text { TBK Bank Balance Sheet A ssets }\quad\quad \text { Liabilities }$ $\begin{array}{|lc|lc|} \hline \text { Reserves } & \$ 120 &\text { Deposits }&\$600\\ \text { Loans } & 580 &\text { Net worth }&100\\ \text { Total assets } \quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad& \$ 700&\text { Total assets }&\$700 \\ \hline \end{array}$ -The above table presents the balance sheet of the TBK commercial bank. If the desired reserve ratio is 25 percent, what is this bank?s desired reserves?

A) $175 B) $150 C) 20 percent D) $120 A) $175 B) $150 C) 20 percent D) $120

Exam 8: Money, the Price Level, and Inflation

If you have assets that include $50 in cash, a checking account with $135, a savings account with $500, and a jar of coins for laundry of $15.75, how much M1 do you have?

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Question 221

Banks create money whenever they

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Question 222

Component Amount (billions of dollars) Money market mutual fund deposits 4,400 Time deposits 1,237 Savings deposits 1,589 Checking deposits 752 Currency 609 -Based on the data in the table above, what is the value of M2?

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Question 223

How would a widespread adoption of credit cards affect the demand for money and the demand for money curve?

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Question 224

The discount rate is the interest rate

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Question 225

When the interest rate is above the equilibrium interest rate there is an

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Question 226

The quantity theory of money states that in the long run

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Question 227

The quantity theory of money is the idea that in the long run

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Question 228

How does a currency drain affect the money multiplier?

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Question 229

Which of the following is an example of money functioning as a store of value?

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Question 230

The functions of money are

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Question 231

Which of the following is NOT included in the M1 definition of money?

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Question 232

The monetary base is the sum of

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Question 233

Money as a medium of exchange I. facilitates the exchange of goods. II. reduces or eliminates the need for barter.

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Question 234

If the Fed sells government securities,

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Question 235

How has growth in M2 minus the growth in real GDP compared to the inflation rate in the United States?

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Question 236

As a ʺcentral bank,ʺ which of the following is true regarding the Fed? I. The Fed is a public authority that regulates the nationʹs banks. II. The Fed is not allowed to provide services to commercial banks like Citibank. III. The Fed is required to provide banking services to private citizens.

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Question 237

Are the members of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System elected officials?

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Question 238

$\text { TBK Bank Balance Sheet A ssets }\quad\quad \text { Liabilities }$ Reserves \ 120 Deposits \6 00 Loans 580 Net worth 100 Total assets \ 700 Total assets \7 00 -The above table presents the balance sheet of the TBK commercial bank. If the desired reserve ratio is 25 percent, what is this bank?s desired reserves?

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Question 239

The quantity of money that people choose to hold is

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Question 240

If you have assets that include $50 in cash, a checking account with $135, a savings account with $500, and a jar of coins for laundry of $15.75, how much M1 do you have?

Banks create money whenever they

Component Amount (billions of dollars) Money market mutual fund deposits 4,400 Time deposits 1,237 Savings deposits 1,589 Checking deposits 752 Currency 609 -Based on the data in the table above, what is the value of M2?

How would a widespread adoption of credit cards affect the demand for money and the demand for money curve?

The discount rate is the interest rate

When the interest rate is above the equilibrium interest rate there is an

The quantity theory of money states that in the long run

The quantity theory of money is the idea that in the long run

How does a currency drain affect the money multiplier?

Which of the following is an example of money functioning as a store of value?

The functions of money are

Which of the following is NOT included in the M1 definition of money?

The monetary base is the sum of

Money as a medium of exchange I. facilitates the exchange of goods. II. reduces or eliminates the need for barter.

If the Fed sells government securities,

How has growth in M2 minus the growth in real GDP compared to the inflation rate in the United States?

As a ʺcentral bank,ʺ which of the following is true regarding the Fed? I. The Fed is a public authority that regulates the nationʹs banks. II. The Fed is not allowed to provide services to commercial banks like Citibank. III. The Fed is required to provide banking services to private citizens.

Are the members of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System elected officials?

The quantity of money that people choose to hold is

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