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CLEP Macroeconomics: Money And Banking
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Instructions:
Answer 42 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Who determines quantity of money supplied?
reserve requirement
Federal Reserve
interest rate
discount rate
2. Increases money supply
interest rate
inflation
cash reserve
expansionary monetary policy
3. Changing the money supply to assist the economy to achieve a full employment - noninflationary level of output
means and goal of monetary policy
excess cash reserve
M3
moral suasion
4. Quantity of money demanded and interest rate are ________ related
decrease
cash reserve
inversely
reserve requirement
5. Lender of last resort - supervisor of member banks - provider of check-clearing services - and controller of money supply
asset demand for money
change in real GDP
Federal Reserve
excess cash reserve
6. Open market operations effect the money supply and _______ _____
interest rates
false
interest rate
recession
7. Shift of money demanded curve
loans
change in real GDP
M2
interest rate
8. Each group is less liquid than the one before
change in real GDP
tight money policy
interest rate
difference between money groups
9. Stems from the fact that money is a store of value and people hold their financial assets in many forms
Federal Reserve
interest rates
asset demand for money
money multiplier
10. (1) medium of exchange; (2) store of value; (3) unit of account
M3
moral suasion
three functions of money
change in real GDP
11. Entity responsible for managing the money supply in accordance with the needs of the economy
decrease
M2+
bank rate
Federal Reserve
12. M2 + deposits held by other financial institutions (trust companies - credit unions)
M2+
Federal Reserve
monetary policy
M1
13. If the Federal reserve lowers the reserve requirement - the interest rate will ________
interest rate
decrease
change in real GDP
Federal Reserve
14. T/F. The transactions demand for money is dependent on the interest rate.
cash reserve
inflation
false
interest rate
15. The amount received by a lender and paid by a borrower expressed as a percentage of the amount of a loan
reserve requirement
tight money policy
interest rate
open market operations
16. Shows how interest rates affect investment expenditure - and ultimately real GDP - prices and unemployment
M2+
Federal Reserve
transmission mechanism
M3
17. The rate at which the Fed will loan money to commercial banks
change in interest rate
recession
money multiplier equation
bank rate
18. M2+ + non-personal term deposits + foreign currency deposits
M3
Federal Reserve
moral suasion
decrease
19. Informal discussions that occur between the commercial banks and the Fed about monetary and other policies
change in interest rate
contractionary monetary policy
easy money policy
moral suasion
20. Movement along money demand curve
change in interest rate
false
expansionary monetary policy
reserve requirement
21. The money that a bank has in reserve which exceeds the reserve requirement
decrease
excess cash reserve
M1 - M2 - M2+ - M3
switching of deposits
22. Households using money to pay bills - purchase materials - etc.
transactions demand for money
interest rate
open market operations
switching of deposits
23. Decrease interest rates to increase the money supply
easy money policy
M2+
interest rate
monetary policy
24. The rate the Federal Reserve charges banks to borrow money
three functions of money
cash reserve
excess cash reserve
discount rate
25. The Federal Reserve policies that are aimed at changing the size of the money supply and interest rates to affect the national economy
open market operations
expansionary monetary policy
monetary policy
interest rates
26. The purchase or sale of government securities
excess cash reserve
open market operations
inflation
M2+
27. When the Fed purchases securities it ________ the banks' reserves
increases
transmission mechanism
M2+
expansionary monetary policy
28. The ratio of a bank's cash assets to its deposit liabilities
M1 - M2 - M2+ - M3
cash reserve
asset demand for money
inflation
29. Increase interest rates to decrease the money supply
tight money policy
Federal Reserve
asset demand for money
discount rate
30. Contractionary monetary policy is used during a period of _________
interest rate
inflation
increases
expansionary monetary policy
31. Decreases money supply
contractionary monetary policy
difference between money groups
money multiplier
inflation
32. 1/reserve requirement
M1
asset demand for money
money multiplier equation
interest rates
33. What determines how much cash people will want to hold?
loans
reserve requirement
bank rate
interest rate
34. Expansionary monetary policy is used during a period of _________
asset demand for money
M2
recession
M1 - M2 - M2+ - M3
35. Equilibrium force in quantity of money demanded and quantity of money supplied
Federal Reserve
interest rate
change in real GDP
money multiplier equation
36. Currency + demand deposits
Federal Reserve
M1
bank rate
interest rate
37. The multiple by which the banking system can expand the money supply for each dollar of excess reserves
increases
transmission mechanism
money multiplier equation
money multiplier
38. How banks create money
increases
loans
contractionary monetary policy
interest rate
39. Occurs when the Fed switches the deposits between its own accounts and the accounts of the commercial banks
Federal Reserve
discount rate
switching of deposits
transactions demand for money
40. Four categories of money
Federal Reserve
M1 - M2 - M2+ - M3
M2+
monetary policy
41. The amount that a bank must keep in its reserve in order to meet cash demands
reserve requirement
M1
expansionary monetary policy
open market operations
42. M1 + personal savings deposits + non-personal notice deposits (from chartered banks)
M2
monetary policy
means and goal of monetary policy
Federal Reserve