Exam 28: The Financial Sector and the Economy

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State whether the following illustrates the speculative,precautionary or transactions motive for holding money. (a. )A bond broker holds cash for the possibility of buying a bond whose price is expected to rise. (b. )John's mother tells him to keep $10 in his pocket any time he goes out in case he needs to put gas in the car. (c. )Julio withdraws $100 from the bank to buy vegetables at the local organic farm market. (d. )Mary takes out $50 from the bank to buy lunches during the week. (c. )As stock prices begin to tumble,investors sell stock and increase their cash holdings.

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The three functions of money are to serve as: (1)a medium of exchange, (2)a unit of account,and (3)a store of wealth.Briefly explain each of these functions and give an example of each.

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The U.S. dollar bills you sometimes have in your wallet are:

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Some colleges charge for student parking. Currently, your college does not charge for parking but the administration announced a possible charge of $2 per day. You are not sure when the new parking policy will start; therefore you decide to keep a $5 bill in your wallet. You hold to $5 for the:

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Suppose the required reserve ratio is 0.15. Total bank deposits are $100 million and the bank holds $20 million in reserves. How much more money can the bank create if it does not hold excess reserves?

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Banks hold people's cash for free, and sometimes even pay for the privilege of holding it, because:

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Which of the following are examples of financial assets that pay a long-term interest rate?

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Explain the difference between the way real assets are created and the way financial assets are created.

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The measure of money most closely correlated with the price level and economic activity is:

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Suppose the banking system has $100,000 in outstanding deposits and actual reserves of $35,000. If the required reserve ratio is 25 percent, the maximum amount the banking system can now add to the money supply is:

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Credit cards:

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In order to function as a medium of exchange, money must:

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If you expect interest rates to rise, you will want to be holding:

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A reserve ratio of 0.10 means that a bank can lend an amount equal to:

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John Deere deposits $1,000 into Lawnmowers Community National Bank.Suppose banks hold reserves of 10% and people hold no currency outside of banks.What will be the amount of new money the banking system can create as a result of John's deposit?

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Why is the financial sector important in macroeconomic debates?

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M2 includes which of the following?

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What is the interest rate? How does it relate to the buying and selling of financial assets?

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One of the three functions of money is to serve as a:

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According to the rule of 72, a savings account with an interest rate of 12 percent will double in value in approximately:

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