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Chp. 4 Econ

PASS: Economic Institutions

TermDefinition
corporation a form of business ownership that allows a company by law to exist and conduct business affairs in its own name; supported with common and preferred stock
demand deposit funds deposited in a bank that are available upon demand Example: checking account
discount rate the interest rate charged by the Federal Reserve System for temporary loans to its member banks
Federal Reserve System (Fed) a United States government agency whose basic role is to control the nation’s money supply
inflation a sustained increase in the average level of prices of goods and services resulting in a loss of the purchasing power of money
legal tender currency that may be lawfully offered in payment of debts
money supply the amount of money in circulation
monopolistic competition a system in which there are only a few sellers in the marketplace
monopoly exclusive control of a commodity or service in a particular market
oligopoly the market condition that exists when only a few sellers have the resources to produce a particular good, such as an automobile or aircraft
partnership a business owned by two or more persons
prime interest rate the interest rate charged by a bank to its best customers for a short-term loan
public utility a company granted exclusive control of a good or service offered to the public Example: electric company
pure competition a market in which many independent sellers offer the same goods and services
pure monopoly a market in which there is only one seller of a product Example: public utilities
recession a decrease in demand for goods and services and an increase in unemployment leading to a decline in the economy; a downturn in the economy, characterized by a decrease in business activity
sole proprietorship a business owned by one person
time deposit deposits with specific maturity periods; usually pay higher interest than demand deposits Example: certificates of deposit
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