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Liquid
an asset that is easily converted into cash
Currency in circulation-
actual cash in the hands of the public
Money supply
the total value of financial assets in the economy that are considered money
Medium of exchange
an asset individuals acquire for the purpose of trading rather than consuming ex money
Store of value
the ability to hold purchasing power over time
Unit of account
a measure of the value of a good
Fiat money
money not tagged to the gold standard, whose value is entirely derived from the general agreement that it means something
Bank
a financial intermediary that provides liquid assets in the form of bank deposit to lenders and uses those funds to finance the illiquid investment of borrowers.
Bank reserves
the currency a bank holds in their vault as well as their deposits at the federal reserve
Liability
the requirement of a bank to be able to give customers their deposit.
Reserve ratio
the fraction of deposits that banks must hold in their vaults
Deposit insurance
guarantees that a banks depositors will be paid even if the bank can't come up with the funds up to a maximum amount per account.
Reserve requirements
fed requires %10 of deposits be in a banks vault
Excess reserves
those reserves that are left over from what is taken away by the reserve ratio
Federal reserve
the bank of banks
Federal funds market
allows banks that fall below the reserve requirement to borrow from banks with excess reserves
Federal funds rate
the interest rate as determined within the federal funds market
Discount rate
the rate of interest the Fed charges on loans to banks
Open market operation
the purchase/ sale of the government debt by the Fed
Target federal funds rate
the rate which the Fed will achieve by fucking with the amount of funds in circulation