Question 1

If you use your credit card to buy a shirt, you are buying the shirt with money.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Scarcity and durability characterize the medium-of-exchange property of money.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

If the reserve requirement is 12 percent, then the value of the deposit expansion multiplier is 8.33.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The FDIC was established in 1933 to

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A)   force banks to be more cautious in their lending practices.
B)   discourage bank runs by insuring deposits in commercial banks.
C)   guarantee that a minimum rate of interest is paid on every deposit.
D)   outlaw bank failures.
E)   increase reserve requirements for commercial banks to 100 percent of deposits.

Question 5

A $2 payment for a bus ticket is an example of money being used as a

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A)   medium of exchange.
B)   store of value.
C)   unit of account.
D)   standard of deferred payment.
E)   barter transaction.

Question 6

Which of the following is not part of the other checkable deposits component of M1?

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A)   Credit union share draft accounts
B)   Demand deposits at mutual savings banks
C)   Negotiable orders of withdrawal accounts
D)   Stock negotiating accounts
E)   Automatic transfer system accounts

Question 7

The FDIC discourages bank failure by insuring commercial bank deposits.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

An International banking facility (IBF) is a division of a U.S. bank that is allowed to receive deposits from and make loans to nonresidents of the United States without the restrictions that apply to domestic U.S. banks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Money is

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A)   an indicator of the scarcity of wants.
B)   anything that the government classifies as a trade commodity.
C)   anything that sellers accept in exchange for goods and services.
D)   a form of credit.
E)   a form of barter.

Question 10

The balance sheet of a depository institution lists

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A)   loans to the institution as assets.
B)   excess reserves as liabilities.
C)   checkable deposits as liabilities.
D)   required reserves as liabilities.
E)   loans from the institution as liabilities.

Question 11

Excess reserves are equal to

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A)   total reserves plus required reserves.
B)   cash plus required reserves.
C)   total reserves minus cash.
D)   total reserves minus required reserves.
E)   required reserves minus total reserves.

Question 12

Exchanging one good for another without the use of money constitutes

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A)   liquidity.
B)   token exchange.
C)   deferred payment.
D)   barter.
E)   illegal activity.

Question 13

The U.S. dollar will always be the world's most important reserve currency.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Required reserves are equal to total reserves minus excess reserves.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The $25 you deposit into your savings account when you receive a paycheck is an example of money being used as a

Accepted Answer

A)   medium of exchange.
B)   store of value.
C)   unit of account.
D)   standard of deferred payment.
E)   currency substitution.

Question 16

The main source of interest profits for banks is

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A)   government securities.
B)   savings accounts.
C)   reserves.
D)   loans.
E)   checking account fees.

Question 17

Sales contracts between developed countries usually are written (invoiced)  in

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A)   the national currency of the exporter.
B)   the national currency of the importer.
C)   international reserve currency.
D)   U.S. dollars
E)   Euro.

Question 18

Because they are not hampered by regulations, international banks typically can offer depositors and borrowers better terms than could be negotiated at a domestic bank.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Chronic inflation undermines the store of value function of money.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Given a reserve requirement of 10 percent, a new bank loan of $500 can result in a maximum money supply increase in the whole banking system of

Accepted Answer

A)   $500.
B)   $1,000.
C)   $1,500.
D)   $2,500.
E)   $5,000.

Exam 14: Money and Banking

Required reserves are equal to total reserves minus excess reserves.

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The $25 you deposit into your savings account when you receive a paycheck is an example of money being used as a

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Sales contracts between developed countries usually are written (invoiced) in

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The main source of interest profits for banks is

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If the reserve requirement is 12 percent, then the value of the deposit expansion multiplier is 8.33.

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Scarcity and durability characterize the medium-of-exchange property of money.

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Which of the following is not part of the other checkable deposits component of M1?

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If you use your credit card to buy a shirt, you are buying the shirt with money.

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The balance sheet of a depository institution lists

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A $2 payment for a bus ticket is an example of money being used as a

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Chronic inflation undermines the store of value function of money.

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Money is

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Given a reserve requirement of 10 percent, a new bank loan of $500 can result in a maximum money supply increase in the whole banking system of

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The U.S. dollar will always be the world's most important reserve currency.

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Excess reserves are equal to

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An International banking facility (IBF) is a division of a U.S. bank that is allowed to receive deposits from and make loans to nonresidents of the United States without the restrictions that apply to domestic U.S. banks.

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Because they are not hampered by regulations, international banks typically can offer depositors and borrowers better terms than could be negotiated at a domestic bank.

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The FDIC was established in 1933 to

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Exchanging one good for another without the use of money constitutes

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The FDIC discourages bank failure by insuring commercial bank deposits.

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