Money
Monetary Policy
The Fed
Bonds
Stocks
100
The medium of exchange, store of value, and standard of value
The three functions of money
100

Short term loans from the Fed at a lower rate than what the bank offers 

Changing the Discount Rate
100
In this year the Federal Reserve was created
1913
100
Interest rate paid on a bond
Coupon Rate
100
When you sell stock for less than you bought it 
Capital Loss
200
Existed from 1791-1811, with a 20 year charter
First Bank of the United States
200

Buying and selling US treasury bonds 

Open market operations

200
Argued to be the most mpowerful person when it come to the economy
The Fed Chair, The Chairman of the Board of Governors
200
What bonds represent
IOUs, a debt
200
Stocks that allow the holder to recieve dividends first, holders do not get to vote
Preferred Stock
300
His disapproval of the federal banking system and refusal to new the second state bank led to the Free Banking Era
Andrew Jackson 
300

Lowering or raising the reserve limit effects how much the banks can loan out

Changing the Reserve Requirements 
300
In this roles the Fed restricts the types of investments made by banks, and can keep banks from taking too much risk
Regulating Commercial Banks
300
Bond issued by Local or State governments, are tax exempt
Municipal Bonds
300
Second largest stock exchange in the US, has no actual stock floor
Nasdaq
400
Because of this $20 equalled 1oz of gold
The Gold Standard
400
Organization in charge of implementing Monetary Policy
The Fed, The Federal Reserve System
400
There are this many Federal Reserve District Banks
12
400
Bonds with high risk of default
Junk Bonds
400
Payments to shareholders out of a corporations profits
Dividends
500
When a $1 bill from 1963 and a $1 bill from 2016 have identical pruchasing power, this characteristic is demonstrated.
Uniform, uniformity
500
To get out of the Great Inflation the FEd stopped printing currency which led to this
Rise in interest rates
500
The first female Fed Chair
Janet Yellen
500
Market in which assets can be resold
Secondary Market
500
A contract that allows you to buy stock at a certain price, for a set amount of time
Call Option
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