Exam 28: Money and the Banking System

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The deposit-creation formula can be defined as

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Under fractional banking, when a bank lends to a customer

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Which of the following observations is not true?

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During the financial crisis of 2007-2009, the U.S. government determined that

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When excess reserves increase, the deposit multiplier is

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The distinction between M1 and M2 is based on

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Barter is a system of exchange in which people directly trade one good for another, without using money as an intermediate step.

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If R is the reserve ratio, then the money multiplier is given by 1 / (1+ R ).

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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation insures

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In order for barter trades to occur, there must be a

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Excess reserves make a bank less vulnerable to runs, but bankers do not like to hold excess reserves because holding excess reserves

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Agraria sends wheat to Cyberia in exchange for computers and technology goods. This is an example of

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Many economists believe that the difference between savings accounts and checking accounts is disappearing.

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Banks try to keep their level of excess reserves low because

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Commodity money is

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Paper money has been in use since the

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The Ponderosa Bank receives a new deposit of $2,500. The reserves requirement is 20 percent. How much can this bank loan out as a result of this deposit?

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One advantage of a money system compared to a barter system is that

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In a fractional reserve banking system,

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During a recession, profit-oriented banks would be prone to reduce the money supply by increasing their excess reserves and declining to lend to less creditworthy applicants.

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