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Monetarism

Theory/practice of controlling supply of $ as main method of stabilizing econony

Easy Money Policy

Increases $ supply by lowering interest rates

Tight money policy

Restrict credit and raise interest rates

Inside lag

Amt. of time it takes for a govt /central bank to respond to a shock in the economy

Outside lag

time it takes for a govt/central bank's actions... to have noticeable effect on econony

Money creation

Process where $ supply of a country/monetary region is increased

Eurozone

Required reserve ration

Sets minimum fraction of customer deposits that each commercial bank must hold as reserves

Money Multiplier Formula

Amt. of $ that banks generate with each $ of reserves

Excess reserves

Bank reserves in excess of requirement set by central bank

Prime rate

Lowest interest rate at which money may be borrowed commercially

Money

Current medium of exchange in form of coins and banknotes (collectively)

Meduim of exchange

Intermediary used in trade to avoid inconveniences of pure barter system

Barter

Action/system of exchanging goods/services w/o using $

Unit of account

Nominal monetary unit of currency used to value/ cost goods, services, assets, liabilities, income, expenses

acronym: used to value S.E.L.I.A

Store of value


Function of an asset that can be saved, retrieved and exchanged at later time and be useful when retrieved

Currency

System of money in general use in particular country

Dollar; USA

Commodity Money

$'s value comes from a commodity of which it is made

Representative money

Token that has no intrinsic value, but can be exchanged for a commodity

Ex: gold, silver, copper, and even tobacco

Specie

Money in the form of coins rather than notes

Fiat Money

In convertible paper money made legal tender by govt decree

Bank

Financial institution licensed as a receiver of deposits

National Bank

Commercial bank chartered under federal govt

Bank run

When many bank customers withdraw their deposits simultaneously due to bank concerns

Credit card

plastic card, issued by bank... allows holder to purchase things on credit

Interest

Money paid regularly for use of money lent

Principle

Amount borrowed

Debit card

Card issued by bank allowing holder to transfer money electronically to another bank account when making purchase

Creditor

A person/company to whom money is owed

Fiscal policy

Changes in tax revenues of the federal govt, undertaken to promote full employment, price stability, and reasonable rates of economic growth

Board of governors

7 - member committee that controls FRS

Also called Federal Reserve board, or the Fed

Federal open market committee

12 member group determines purchase/ sale policies of Federal Reserve Banks

Federal Reserve Banks

12 banks charted by US GOVT to control the money supply

Greenback

A dollar bill

Money supply

Total money in circulation or in existence In a country

Liquidity

Availability of liquid assets to a market or company

Demand deposit

Deposit of money that can be withdrawn without prior notice

Gold standard

GOLD

Central bank

National Bank that provides financial services for its country's govt, implement monetary policy, and issue currency

Member bank

Commercial banks that are members of and hold stock in FRS

Foreclosure

Process of taking possession of a mortgaged property because of mortgager's failure to pay mortgage payments

Default

Failure to fulfill and obligation

$ Markey Mutual Fund

Open-ended mutual fund that invests in short-term debt securities such as US treasury bills and commercial paper

Fractional Reserve Banking

bank accepts deposits, makes loans/ investments, and holds reserves that are fraction of its deposit liabilities

Mortgage

Charging of personal property by a debtor to creditor as security for debt, on condition that it shall be returned on payment of debt within certain period

Reserves

Currency deposits which are not lent out to banks clients