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T/F
Money must be something that has value in itself, such as gold and silver. It couldn't be a feather
False
T/F
Money may be anything that most people are willing to accept in payment of goods and services
True
T/F
At one time in our nation's history, beaver pelts and beads were used as money
True
T/F
If a society did not use money, goods and services could not be exchanged
False
T/F
In a barter system, people exchange goods and services with others who have what they want or need
True
T/F
Money provides a way of calculating value and a method of saving
True
T/F
The only kinds of money in use today are coins and paper money
False
T/F
Checks are a form of money in use today
True
T/F
Only the Federal government can create money
False
T/F
The percentage of its deposits that a bank can lend is limited by the amount it must keep in reserve
True
T/F
Federal Reserve Notes are the paper money in circulation in the U.S. today
True
T/F
The electronic fund transfers (EFT) system has slowed down the transfer of money from one account to another
False
T/F
Electronic systems link home computers to special bank accounts
True
T/F
Payments can be made with electronic means without exchanging either money or checks
True
T/F
Coins and paper money make up less than 50% of the US money supply
True
Which of these is considered currency in the US?
a. coins
b. debit cards
c. credit cards
d. all of these
all of these
Why is it important that a bank is part of a FDIC?
a. borrowers get a better interest rate
b. FDIC insures the money in accounts
c. it costs less to borrow money from this bank
d. all of these
FDIC insures the money in accounts
For up to how long can a bank hold money on an out of state check. Meaning that the bank will not pay you until after a certain amount of days.
a. three days
b. five days
c. ten days
d. fifteen days
ten days
According to the book, why can it be beneficial to use a credit union?
a. better interest rates on loans
b. better service
c. the bank pays higher interest rates
d. none of these
better interest rates on loans
What is it called when a bank creates money?
a. invisible money
b. checkbook money
c. non-existent money
d. none of these
checkbook money