Characteristics of Money
The Fed
Components of GDP
Business Cycle
America's Economic History
100

This institution prints all paper money in the United States

The Federal Reserve

100

A Reserve Requirement is how much of this a bank is required to have on hand.

Liquid (Cash) Money

100

GDP per capita is the total GDP divided by this.

Population

100

This is the stage of the Business Cycle in which unemployment is low, new businesses open, and demand is at an all-time high.

Prosperity

100

The Fed followed this Monetary Policy during COVID, which stimulated the economy but led to record inflation.

Expansionary Monetary Policy

200
In this type of money, paper money is backed by objects of physical value, usually gold.

Representative Money

200

This Monetary Policy is adopted to limit inflation.

Contractionary Monetary Policy

200

Real GDP is GDP that has been adjusted for this

Inflation

200

The Business Cycle is measured by two components: GDP Growth Rate & _________________.

Unemployment Rate

200

This was the largest economic downturn in American History, with an Unemployment Rate of 25% and a GDP Growth rate of -13%

The Great Depression

300

America followed this system until 1971, which limited the amount of money in circulation to the amount of gold in U.S. vaults.

Gold Standard

300

This Monetary Policy is adopted when America enters an economic recession and needs a jump-start

Expansionary Monetary Policy

300

This Component of GDP is the largest and involves all household purchases of goods and services.

Personal Consumption

300

During a Depression, this measure of the Business Cycle goes negative.

GDP Growth Rate

300

This economic downturn was caused by a bubble in the housing market that led to mass foreclosures and bank failures.

The Great Recession

400

This type of money is deemed valubale because the government closely monitors its supply.

Fiat Money

400

This is the name of the interest rate at which banks get money from the Fed.

Discount Rate

400

The ture GDP value for each year is called _________ GDP.

Nominal

400

When charted on a graph, GDP Growth Rate & the Unemployment Rate will often _____________ each other.

Mirror

400

This event brought America out of the Great Depression. Seeing the record high GDP Growth Rate of 18% and record low Unemployment Rate of 1.2%

World War II

500

Gold coins and gems are this type of money that has physical value in itself

Commodity Money

500

The Fed will buy and sell these long-term investments that banks hate to have in their vaults.

Government Bonds

500

This Component of GDP was -$800 billion in 2023 and subtracts from the American GDP

Net Exports

500

A healthy Unemployment Rate is below this percentage.

5%

500

The economic issues of the 1970s can be largely attributed to the embargo on this resource coming into the country.

Oil