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functions of money

1. medium of exchange


2. unit of account


3. store of value


4. liquidity

medium of exchange

it is usable for buying and selling goods and services

unit of account

a measure of the relative worth of the goods and services and resources we buy and sell

store of value

enables the transfer of purchasing power from the present to the future

liquidity

the ease in which it an be converted quickly, accepted and with little loss of purchasing power

perfectly liquid

cash

highly liquid

may take time to sell and obtain cash

components of money supply (M1)

1. currency coins & paper money


2. all checkable deposits

the U.S. government supplies.......

M1

banks and thrifts provide........

checkable deposits

via banks, the treasury department and U.S. mint provide.....

coins

curreny

provided by the federal reserve notes and are printed by the treasury deparement

token money

the face vale of any price of currency is unrelated to its intrinsic value

checkable deposits

a large component of M1 makes it easy and safe to exchange large amounts of currency

commercial banks

primary depository institutions

thrift institutions (thrifts)

use the funds to finance housing mortgages

credit unions

accept deposits from and lend to members who usually are group of people who work for the same organization of interest

M2

M1 + near monies highly liquid financial assets that do not function directly or fully as a medium of exchange but an easily be converted into currency or checkable deposits

savings account

a bank account that earns interest

a money market account

a bank account that earns interest

time deposists

less than $100,00 become available at maturity without penalty of 6 months interest or moreq

monkey market mutual funds

of less than $100,000 become available at maturity without penalty of 6 months interest or more

money supply

is backed or guaranteed by the USG ability to keep the value of money relatively stable

legal tender

confidence in the acceptability of paper money has the government backing and is accepted as Legal Tender for all public and private debts

relative scarcity

the value of money depends on its supply and demand

purchasing power of the dollar

will vary inversely with the price level

the central authority

is the Board of Governors- the President of the US appoints the seven members of the Board with the confirmation of the US Senate for terms of 14 years

the 12 federal reserve banks

blend private and public control of the nations central bank

the 12 district banks

Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Richmond, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Chicago, Cleveland, St Louis, Dallas, Kansas City and San Francisco`

mortgage baked securities

are securities which are securitized and sold to investors

securitization

is the process of bundling groups of loans into distinct new securities