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100

PayPal is an example of which of the following?

  • cryptocurrency.
  • traditional currency.
  • regionally based currency.
  • mobile commerce.

What is mobile commerce?

100

The U.S. money supply is monitored by what government entity?

  • Federal Trade Commission.
  • Federal Labor Relations Authority.
  • Federal Reserve.
  • Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council.

What is federal reserve?

100

Bonds are:

  • a way to raise capital that does not need to be repaid.
  • a stipend.
  • a partial ownership in a company.
  • a formal contract to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed intervals.

What is a formal contract to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed intervals?

100

The company Alexco just hired a new employee named Joy. As part of her signing bonus, Joy received 20 shares of Alexco stock. Over the year coming year Joy watches the value of her shares go up (and sometimes down) on the NASDAQ. The company, Alexco, must be:

  • a private company.
  • a public company.
  • an LLC corporation.
  • a very old company.

What is a public company?

100

Good friends Nick, Ricardo and Lauren start a private accounting firm together which they manage and own jointly. Their company may be set up as:

  • a direct investment.
  • a joint venture.
  • a sole proprietorship.
  • a partnership.

What is a partnership?

200

Your company decides to hire a new employee named Philip. Philip makes $40,000 salary for the year. The $40,000 Philip earns is:

  • a measurement of his work’s value to the company.
  • an example of goods and services.
  • his total compensation adjusted for inflation.
  • the same as gold.the same as gold.

What is a measurement of his work's value to the company?

200

The barter system is rarely used today because:

  • Of the role of commercial banks.
  • We have coins.
  • Of the necessity for both parties to want something the other can provide at the same time.
  • The government does not allow it.

What is of the necessity for both parties to want something the other can provide at the same time.

200

Banks and credit unions serve as:

  • A marketplace where people can buy and sell stock.
  • intermediary between savers and borrowers.
  • Influence the inflation rate.
  • Creators of financial products.

What is intermediary betweens savers and borrowers?

200

Although money is really just a fancy piece of paper, it is demanded throughout society. Money is valued for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

  • It is divisible.
  • It is easy to counterfeit.
  • it stores value.
  • It is portable.

What is it is easy to counterfeit?

200

The Federal Reserve has tools at its disposal to help regulate the financial system. Which tool might they use to help stabilize prices?

  • engaging in trade treaties.
  • controlling the price of goods.
  • rewarding responsible investors.
  • regulation of interest rates.

What is regulation of interest rates?

300

Shannon went to the pet store and bought a dog bowl. The bowl cost $15 and Shannon used a $20 bill to pay for the bowl. She received $5 back in change during this transaction. The $15 price of the dog bowl:

  • is the bowl’s cost of production.
  • is a precise measurement of the value of the dog bowl.
  • is an example of commodity money.
  • is the result of a bartered transaction.

What is a precise measurement of the value of the dog bowl?

300

You pay your friend $50 in exchange for the awesome shoes she is selling. Your friend puts that $50 into her backpack. Two weeks later she uses the $50 to buy a book for class. This is an example of:

  • Store of value.
  • The future value of money.
  • Time value of money.
  • Exchange rate.

What is store of value?

300

The Federal Reserve lowers the reserve requirement from 7 percent to 6 percent. Consequently banks must set aside less money to meet the reserve requirement. They have more money to lend to their customers and are able to lower the rate of interest they charge. These conditions make it less expensive for people and businesses to borrow money. Because they can borrow more, they can spend more. If people are spending more, prices go up. With this action, the Fed has decreased the likelihood of:

  • deflation.
  • free market.
  • inflation.
  • recession.

What is recession?

300

Sara would like to buy her first car (a beautiful blue Honda Civic). The car is priced at $20,000 and she needs to come up with a down payment of $3,000. Sara starts by looking at her most liquid assets to come up with the necessary down payment. Which of the following are the most “liquid” of Sara’s options:

  • $2,000 in her savings account.
  • $1,000 in a money market mutual fund.
  • $1,500 in her certificate of deposit.
  • $300 in her checking account.

What is $300 in her checking account?

300

Bank Of The North issued many large loans to their customers. An audit of the bank’s records shows that the bank is now below the Federal Reserve’s minimum reserve requirement. The Fed lends the bank the amount necessary to bring its reserves up to the required level. Bank Of The North will have to pay interest on the money that it borrowed from the Fed. The interest rate that is paid to the Fed on this loan is called the:

  • corporate rate.
  • depreciation rate.
  • carryover rate.
  • discount rate.

What is discount rate?

400

f you were given the task of totalling all the M1 money in circulation in the US, which of the following would you include in your calculations?

  • Demand deposits and other checking accounts.
  • Savings accounts.
  • Money market mutual funds.
  • Stock prices.

What is demand deposits and other checking accounts?

400

If you were given the task of totalling all the M2 money (excluding M1) in circulation in the US, which of the following would you include in your calculations?

  • Mutual funds.
  • Currency.
  • Demand deposits and other checking accounts.
  • Savings accounts.

What is savings accounts?

400

The Federal Reserve has a number of goals including low unemployment, price stability and sustainable economic growth. What does the Fed use to reach these goals?

  • purchasing large amounts of gold.
  • monetary policy tools.
  • fiscal policy tools.
  • ongoing relationships with employment agencies.

What is monetary policy tools?

400

If you purchase stock in a firm, you become:

  • Legally responsible for the firm.
  • A shareholder of the firm.
  • An employee of the firm.
  • Liable for the firm’s debt.

What is a shareholder of the firm?

400

Beverly’s new fusion restaurant has been in business for 6 months. It is doing great! Each weekend she has more reservation requests than the restaurant can handle. Beverly decides she would like to raise some capital to help the restaurant grow to keep up with the demand. What would be an appropriate choice for Beverly to consider in order to raise that capital?

  • An initial stock offering.
  • A preferred stock offering.
  • Venture capital firm.
  • A bond.

What is venture capital firm?

500

A business owner decides to take out a bank loan instead of issuing stock in order to raise funds for the business. Why might the owner have made that decision?

  • The interest rate is usually less.
  • The current business owner retains complete ownership of the business.
  • The business owner does not have to worry about legal liability.
  • The business typically yields higher returns.

What is the current business owner retains complete ownership of the business?

500

Leondra looks over her Algebra homework and says to herself “I’m probably not going to be able to do this - I’m just not a math person.” Leondra is exhibiting a

  • growth mindset.
  • static mindset.
  • fixed mindset.
  • Type A mindset.

What is a fixed mindset?

500

The newly discovered island of Mogran is in the process of setting up a new country and establishing a monetary system. The Mogran people start talking about the currency they would like to create. The first proposal is to issue the Mogran Moola (their new currency) in only 3 denominations of paper bills (100, 500 and 1000 Moolas) but no coinage. In order to save time and resources they will print their currency on a heavy stock cardboard. The bills will be about the size of a business card so that the Mogran people will be able to easily carry it with them in their wallets. Why will the Mooola not function as a medium of exchange?

  • It is too small to have value.
  • It is not backed by a national bank.
  • It is too large to have value.
  • It is not easily divisible.

What is it is not easily divisible?

500

You pay your friend $50 in exchange for the awesome shoes she is selling. Your friend puts that $50 into her backpack. Two weeks later she uses the $50 to buy a book for class. This is an example of:

  • Store of value.
  • The future value of money.
  • Time value of money.
  • Exchange rate.

What is store of value?

500

In a tiny village, on the coast of South America, early inhabitants used sea shells, as money. Some of these shells were very beautiful and fragile. Everyone agreed that the shells were valuable and the people utilized them in much the same way we use money today. The fragility of the shells and the fact that a shell is difficult to split into smaller denominations would make these sea shells unfit to act as money today because sea shells do not act as a:

  • Store of Value.
  • valuable form of currency.
  • Unit of Account.
  • Medium of Exchange.

What is medium of exchange?

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