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eco vocab 15-18

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Money Any medium that is universally accepted in an economy both by sellers of g/s as payment for those g/s and by creditors as payment for debts
Medium of exchange any item that sellers will accept as payment
Barter the direct exchange of g/s for other g/s without the use of money
Unit of accounting a measure by which prices are expressed, the common denominator of the price system, a central property of money
store of value the ability to hold value over time, a necessary property of money
Standard of deferred payment a property of an item that makes it desirable for use as a means of setting debts maturing in the future, an essential property of money
Liquidity The degree to which an asset can be acquired or disposed of without much danger of any intervening loss in nominal value and with small transaction costs
transaction deposits Checkable and debitable account balances in commercial banks and other types of financial institutions, credit unions and savings banks.
Fiduciary monetary system System in which money is issued by the government and its value is based on the publics faith that the currency represents command over g/s
Money supply the amount of money in circulation
transaction approach a method of measuring the money supply by looking at money as a medium of exchange
liquidity approach a method of measuring the money supply by looking at money as a temporary store of value
M1 the money supply measured as the total value of currency plus transactions deposits plus travelers checks not issued by banks
Depository Institutions Financial institutions that accept deposits from savers and lend funds from those deposits out at interest
Thrift Institutions Financial institutions that receive most of their funds from the savings of the public. Includes savings banks, savings and loan associations, and credit unions
Travelers checks financial instruments obtained from a bank or a non banking org. and signed during purchase that can be used in payment upon a second signature by the purchaser
M2 M1 plus savings deposits, small denomination time deposits, and balances in retail money market mutual funds
Financial intermediation the process by which financial institions accept savings from businesses, households, and govts and lend the savings to others
Financial Intermediaries institutions that transfer funds between ultimate lenders (savers) and ultimate borrowers
Asymmetric Information Information possessed by one party in a financial transaction but not by the other party
Adverse Selection the tendency for high risk projects and clients to be over represented among borrowers
Moral Hazard The possiblity that a borrower might engage in riskier behavior after a loan has been obtained
Liabilities Amounts owed, the legal claims against a business or household by nonowners
Assets Amounts owned, all items to which a business or household holds legal claim
The Fed the federal reserve system, the central bank of the US
FED FUNCTIONS supplies currency, check clearing house, govts bank, supervise all banks, control $ supply, foreign market currency rate, lender of last resort
Reserve ratio fraction of transactions deposits that banks hold as reserves
FOMC fed open market operation
Money multiplier a number that when multiplied by a change in reserves in the banking system yields the resulting change in money supply
potential money multiplier the recipricol of the reserve ratio
Bank run attempt by many of a banks depositers to convert transactions and time deposits into currency out of fear that the banks liabilities may exceed its assets
FDIC fed deposit insurance corp
Money Balances Synonyous with money, money stock, money holdings
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