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Dual banking: a system that allows banks to obtain characters from either the state or the federal government
Federal Reserve System: the nation’s first true central bank
bank run: a rush by depositors to withdraw their funds from a bank before it failed
FDIC: insured customer deposits in the event of a bank failure
mutual savings bank: a depositor owned financial organization
operated only for the benefit of its depositors
savings and loan banks: financial institution that invested the majority of its funds in home mortgages
member banks: banks that belong to the federal reserve system
FOMC: makes decisions about the growth of the money supply
holding companies: form of cooperation that owns one or more loans
truth in lending laws: requires sellers to make complete and accurate disclosures to people who buy on credit
monetary policy: includes controlling the expansion and or contracting of the money supply to influence availability of
credit
fractional reserve system: requires banks and other depository institutions to keep only a fraction of their deposits in the form of reserves
reserve requirement: the formula used to compute the amount of reserves an institution must have
liabilities: debts and obligations to others
assets: properties, possessions & claims on others
OMO: the buying and selling of government securities in financial markets
discount rate: the interest the fed charges on loans to financial institutions
moral suasion: use of persuasion such as announcements, press releases, articles in newspapers and margarine
prime rate: the best or lowest interest rate commercial banks
charge their customers
monetize the debt: create enough money
medium of exchange: money or other substance generally excepted in exchange
store of value: one of the three functions of money allowing people to preserve value for future use
recession: a period of decline in the economy as measured by changes in real GDP,DGP declines for 2 qtrs. or 6 months in a row
inflation: a rise in the general level of prices
gross domestic product: dollar amount of all final goods and services produced within a countries national boarder
intermediate products: products used in making other products already counted in GDP
second hand sales: the sale of used goods
gross national product: dollar value of all final goods, services and structures produced in one pear with labor and property supplied by us residents
disposable personal income: the total amount of income the consumer sector has at its disposal after personal income taxes
consumer price index: reports on price changes for about 90,000 items in 364 categories
producer price index: measure price changes received by domestic producers for their output
Across:| 2. | money or other substance generally excepted in exchange | | 6. | form of cooperation that owns one or more loans | | 8. | makes decisions about the growth of the money supply | | 10. | the best or lowest interest rate commercial banks | | 11. | properties, possessions & claims on others | | 15. | the total amount of income the consumer sector has at its disposal after personal income taxes | | 16. | the nation’s first true central bank | | 19. | the formula used to compute the amount of reserves an institution must have | | 20. | one of the three functions of money allowing people to preserve value for future use | | 21. | a rise in the general level of prices | | 23. | insured customer deposits in the event of a bank failure | | 25. | dollar amount of all final goods and services produced within a countries national boarder | | 26. | the interest the fed charges on loans to financial institutions | | 27. | the sale of used goods | | 28. | reports on price changes for about 90,000 items in 364 categories | | 29. | requires sellers to make complete and accurate disclosures to people who buy on credit |
| | Down:| 1. | a system that allows banks to obtain characters from either the state or the federal government | | 2. | use of persuasion such as announcements, press releases, articles in newspapers and margarine | | 3. | debts and obligations to others | | 4. | measure price changes received by domestic producers for their output | | 5. | the buying and selling of government securities in financial markets | | 7. | dollar value of all final goods, services and structures produced in one pear with labor and property supplied by us residents | | 9. | a rush by depositors to withdraw their funds from a bank before it failed | | 12. | products used in making other products already counted in GDP | | 13. | create enough money | | 14. | | | 17. | banks that belong to the federal reserve system | | 18. | a period of decline in the economy as measured by changes in real GDP,DGP declines for 2 qtrs. or 6 months in a row | | 20. | financial institution that invested the majority of its funds in home mortgages | | 22. | a depositor owned financial organization | | 24. | |
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Across:| 2. | money or other substance generally excepted in exchange | | 6. | form of cooperation that owns one or more loans | | 8. | makes decisions about the growth of the money supply | | 10. | the best or lowest interest rate commercial banks | | 11. | properties, possessions & claims on others | | 15. | the total amount of income the consumer sector has at its disposal after personal income taxes | | 16. | the nation’s first true central bank | | 19. | the formula used to compute the amount of reserves an institution must have | | 20. | one of the three functions of money allowing people to preserve value for future use | | 21. | a rise in the general level of prices | | 23. | insured customer deposits in the event of a bank failure | | 25. | dollar amount of all final goods and services produced within a countries national boarder | | 26. | the interest the fed charges on loans to financial institutions | | 27. | the sale of used goods | | 28. | reports on price changes for about 90,000 items in 364 categories | | 29. | requires sellers to make complete and accurate disclosures to people who buy on credit |
| | Down:| 1. | a system that allows banks to obtain characters from either the state or the federal government | | 2. | use of persuasion such as announcements, press releases, articles in newspapers and margarine | | 3. | debts and obligations to others | | 4. | measure price changes received by domestic producers for their output | | 5. | the buying and selling of government securities in financial markets | | 7. | dollar value of all final goods, services and structures produced in one pear with labor and property supplied by us residents | | 9. | a rush by depositors to withdraw their funds from a bank before it failed | | 12. | products used in making other products already counted in GDP | | 13. | create enough money | | 14. | | | 17. | banks that belong to the federal reserve system | | 18. | a period of decline in the economy as measured by changes in real GDP,DGP declines for 2 qtrs. or 6 months in a row | | 20. | financial institution that invested the majority of its funds in home mortgages | | 22. | a depositor owned financial organization | | 24. | |
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