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how many commercial banks are there and how many were there at one time and why is it decreasing
7000
20000
bank failures and consolidations
creating a bank holding company was a way to ______, what is a holding company
circumvent branching restrictions
-corporation that owns several different companies
what act allows branching by national banks across state lines. what act did it overturn
riegle-neal interstate banking and branching efficiency act of 94
- mcfadden act
what act prohibited commercial banks from participating in underwriting corporate securities or from engaging in brokerage activities
glass-steagall act
what was reason for repeal of glass-steagall
development of mmmf
increased competition
american banks at disadvantage relative to foreign banks
what regulated:
federal
state
office of thrift supervision
state banking authority
what is similar to federal reserve system and how many districts are in it
federal home loan bank system fhlbs
12 districts
what regulated federal credit unions
state credit unions
national credit union administration
state banking authority
when are eurodollars created
when deposits in accounts in the us are stransferred to abank outside the country and are kept int he form of dollars
where is the main center of euro dollars and what is minimum transactin
london
1 million
monetary that is overly expansionary (contractionary) can lead to
inflation which leads to recession
goals of monetary policy
price stability
high employment
economic growth
stability of financial markets
interest rate stability
stability in foreign exchange markets
what is long run primary goal of monetary policy in us and other countries
price stability
what is frictional and structural unemployment
frictional- takes time to find job
structural- mismatch between job requirements and the skills of local worers
natural unemployment rate is between?
4.5 to 6 percent
historically real gdp has grown at
3 percent
interest rate instability (rapid incrase in rates in early 80's) led to severe problems for
savings and loans
an increase in value of the dollar hampers
us exports
decrease in value of dollar stimulates
inflation
how many districts are in fed
12
how many branches
what district is lc in
what district is albuquerque in
25
dallas
kansas city
all national charted banks are members of
federal reserve
state chartered banks are not required to be members of
federal reserve
most banks are _____chartered
state
what percentage of banks are members of the fed
38
depository instittution deregulation and monetary control of 1980 did what
eliminated interest rate ceilings
how many board of governors of the fed are there
7 appointed by pres. confirmed by senate
governors serve a non-renewable ____year term
14
chairmans term is ___ years, usually ____ if not reappointed
4
resign
members must come from different ____
federal districts
the boards sets ____ requirements
and control the _____
reserve
discount rate
the members of the board of governors usually serve ..
less than their 14 year term
the term "member bank" refers to
a bank that belongs to the fed system
there are _____ federal banks in the US
12
federal reserve board is headed by a chairman who is appointed by____
appointed by pres and confirmed by senate
if the us dollar pricer per peso moves from .12/1 peso to .11/1 peso the peso is said to have _____ and dollar said to have ____
depreciated; appreciated
under gold standard, exchange rates were determined by
governments, when they defined their currency in terms of gold
cpi is currently close to
210
unemployed is currently close to
10 percent
us uses dollars. south africa uses
rand
real gdp is the value of all _____goods in a given year in ____ prices
final; base year
balance of payments is a periodic statement of the ____
money value of all transactions between residents of one country and residents of other countries
name three things that are in balance of payment account
current account
capital account
official reserve account
name one thing that is not in balance of payment account
gold account
expots of goods and services are included in the ___-
current account
capital account includes..
all payments related to the purchase and sale of assets and to borrowing and lending activities (HAS TO DO WITH ASSETS)
foreign exchange market is the market in which ___
currencies of different countries are bought and sold
which of the following exchange rates between the dollar and the peso would a mexican buyer of american goods most prefer
a) 0.2 equals 1 peso ANSWER
b) 0.15 equals 1 peso
c) 0.125 equals 1 peso
d) 0.10 equals 1 peso
want their currency to be valued the most
a person in the civilian labor force falls into one of two categories
unemployed or employed
unempolyment rate equals
unemployed people/civilian labor force
unemployement due to changes in the types of skills employers require is called ____ unemployment
structural
total population is 230 mil
employed persons is 80 mil
unemployed persons is 8 mil
whats unemployment rate
8 divided by 88 equals 9.1
things included in the measurement of gdp
a bill from car mechanic
wages of a card dealer workin in vegas
commissions of a stockbroker
thing not included in measurement of gdp
increased value of shares of stock
only federal reserve bank with a permanent place on the fomc is
federal reserve bank of new york
federal reserves net earnings are mostly turned over to
US treasury
if the deposit multiplier is 4, the required reserve ration is 20 percent and the excess reserve ration against demand deposits is 5 percent, the currency ration is
0 percent
when the fed sells securities to banks only the ____ side of the balance sheets of banks change
assets
monetary base is defined as
reserves + currency in circulation
over the last ten years the number of commercial banks in the US has
decreased
examples of bank regulatory agencies
comptroller of currency
federal reserve system
federal deposit insurance corporation
US banking system has been labled a dual system because
chartered by both federal and state governments
the glass stegall act prohibited
1)
2
prohibited commercial banks from engaging in underwriting and dealing of corporate securities
prohibited investment banks from engaging in commercial banking activities
monetary base is ___ billion
1750
sum of vault cash and bank deposits with the fed minus required reserves
excess reserves
the simple deposit multipolier is equal to 4 when the required reserve ration is equal to
1/.25 equals 4
answer = .25
if member of the nonbank public purcahses a government bond from the federal reserve with currency then _____
monetary base will fall, reserves will remain unchanged
if federal reserve wants to inject reserves into the banking system it will usually
purchase government securities
changes in the reserve requirements are infrequiently used for changing money supply because
reserve requirements changes tend to be powerful and are costly for banks to adjust to
in defining money as m1, economists exclude savings deposits on the grounds that
they are not a medium of exchange
an increase in the money supply is most likely to.
lower interest rates and raise investment and spending
if going rate of interest is 10 percent, the present value of 1000 payable two years from today is
826
The demand for money depends positively on income and negatively on the interest rate.
ANSWERThe demand for money depends positively on income and negatively on the interest rate.
mmmf's are excluded from
m1 m2 or m 3
m1
mmmf's are excluded from
m1
m2
m3
m1
when the fed raises the discount rate
___yields
____ prices
increases, reduces
if expected inflation is 4 percent and the expected real return on your investment then your nominal interest rate is
9 percent
a treasury security that has a maturity of 7 years is called a ____
note
a bank is offering an interest rate on its one year cd's. It would be reasonable to assume that the prime rate would be ____ 5 percent
above
the oldest of the federal reserve policy tools is _____
discount lending
the reserve requirements on time deposits is currently
0 percent
primary reserves of a comercial bank are
deposits at the fed bank and vault cash
what would a bank hold as secondary reserves
treasury bills
if income increases demand for income will
increase
monetary base does include
1
2
3
currency held outside of banks
excess reserves of banks
required reserves of banks
monetary base does not include
checkable deposits
the risk that interest rates will fall causing causing prices of securities will fall is
interest rate risk
which of the following issues municipal bondss
corporations
state
federal government
states (or cities)
checkable accounts offered by credit unions are
share-draft accounts
which of the following is a short term financial instrument
us treasury bill
ibm stock
nyc bond
residential mortgage
US treasury bill
as the transaction costs of selling an asset rise the asset is said to become
less liquid
if interest rate rise current price of a bond should
fall
monetary policy is determined by the
federal open market committee
most open market operations are
defensive