Vocab Words
Money Supplies
Commodity Money
Finance
Functios of Money
100

"Generally accepted" in exchange for goods and services.



What is Money?

100

The narrowest definition of the money supply

What is M1?

100

Why does it have to be Physically Durable?

To make sure it is a reliable store of value, and a medium of exchange.

100

The result of the money supply increases too quickly.

What is too much money chasing too few goods, pushing up prices?

100

How we gauge the value of goods in dollars.

What is Unit of Account.

200

Use of another country’s currency in private transactions.

What is Currency Substitution?

200

Included in M1

What is Currency + Checkable Deposits?

200

Characteristic of a commodity that means it can be easily moved from person to person.


What is Portable?

200

Occurs when money supply is growing too quickly.

What is inflation?

200

If an economy if suffering inflation, currency is losing its ___ of ___.

What is Store Of Value

300

Assets accepted for repayment of debt to the government as well as private transactions.

What is Legal Tender?

300

Included in M2

What is M1 + Saving deposits, including money market deposit accounts + Small-denominations?

300

Characteristic of a commodity that means it can be broken down to do the transaction.


What is Divisible?

300

This happens if the money supply does not grow fast enough.

What is there is not enough money for transactions to take place.

300

Enables people to transfer purchasing power from the present to the future.


What's Store of Value?

400

The situation when market participants use another country’s currency as money.

What is Dollarization?

400

Currency (coins and paper money) in the hands of the public.

All checking deposits: All deposits in commercial banks and “thrift”or savings institutions on which deck of any size can be drawn.


What are the 2 Components for M1?

400

Characteristic of a commodity that allows prices of two units to be easily compared.


What is easily standardized?

400

The Amount of Money matters because. . . 

What is:

To measure inflation, to have enough money for transactions 

400

Measuring the relative worth of a wide variety of goods, services and resources.


What's Unit of Account?

500

Another country’s currency is the legal tender, but the country also issues its own currency.

What is Official Semi-Dollarization?

500

The most liquid form of money, including physical currency in circulation and demand deposits (checkable deposits).

What is M1? 


500

True or False

Commodity Money has some other use other than being a medium of exchange, and being a unit of account, and having store of value.

True

500

If there is too little money, this could happen.

What is a recession or a depression?

500

Usable for buying and selling goods and services.

What's Medium of Exchange?

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