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Banking and Monetary Economics: Key Terms and Concepts, Quizzes of Introduction to Macroeconomics

Definitions for various terms and concepts related to banking and monetary economics, including checkable deposits, money aggregates, m1 and m2, savings deposits, time deposits, debit cards, asymmetric information, net worth, required reserves, excess reserves, federal funds market, federal funds rate, money multiplier, simple money multiplier, change in money supply, open market purchases, open market sales, and discount rate.

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Download Banking and Monetary Economics: Key Terms and Concepts and more Quizzes Introduction to Macroeconomics in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Checkable deposits DEFINITION 1 Bank deposits that allow the account owner to write checks to third parties; ATM or debit cards can also access these deposits and transmit them electronically TERM 2 Money aggregates DEFINITION 2 Measures of the economy's money supply TERM 3 M1 DEFINITION 3 The narrow measure of the money supply, consisting of currency and coins held by the non-banking public, checkable deposits, and travelers checks TERM 4 Savings Deposits DEFINITION 4 Deposits that earn interest but have no specific maturity date TERM 5 Time deposits DEFINITION 5 deposits that earn a fixed interest rate if held for the specified period, which can range from several months to several years; also called cds TERM 6 M2 DEFINITION 6 A money aggregate consisting of M1 plus savings deposits, small-denomination time depositins, and money market mutual funds TERM 7 Debit DEFINITION 7 Card that taos directly into the depositors bank account to fund purchases; also called check card, often doubles as an ATM card TERM 8 By bringing together both sides of the money market DEFINITION 8 Banks serve as financial intermediaries or as go betweens TERM 9 Asymmetric information DEFINITION 9 A situation in which one side of the market has more reliable information than the other side TERM 10 Net worth DEFINITION 10 Assets minus liabilities also called owners equity
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