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MONEY
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MONETARY SYSTEM
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
Bank that controls that country's money supply.
MONEY SUPPLY
The amount of money in circulation in the country.
OPEN MARKET OPERATIONS
Tool that the fed can use to influence the economy.
DISCOUNT RATE OF INTEREST
Rate charged by the Fed to those depository institutions eligible to borrow from it.
PRIME RATE
The rate on which a bank bases its charges to borrowers.
FEDERAL FUNDS RATE
An interest rate charged between banks for short-term loans that facilitate compliance with federal liquidity requirements.
CREDIT MARKETS
the position of federal borrowing.
INTEREST RATE INDICATORS
1. treasury bill rate 2. prime rate 3. fannie/freddie mac-administered yield requirements 4. US treasury security rates.
PRIME RATE
The interest rate charged by a commercial bank to its most creditworthy customers.
USURY LAWS
State laws, not federal statutes, that limit the amount of interest that may be charged on different kinds of loans and to various categories of borrowers.