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Exam 3 Review This web quiz may appear as two pages on tablets and laptops. I recommend that you view it as one page by clicking on the open book icon at the bottom of the page.

Unit 3 – Macroeconomic Policy MONETARY POLICY Chapter 14 - Money, Money Markets, the Fed Chapter 15 - How Banks Create Money Chapter 16 - Monetary Policy   FISCAL POLICY Chapter 10 - The Spending Multiplier Chapter 13 - Fiscal Policy

1. Which is NOT one of the functions of money?  A store of value A unit of account A legal tender A medium of exchange

1. Which is NOT one of the functions of money?  A store of value A unit of account A legal tender A medium of exchange

2. If I take a $10 bill out of my pocket and put in in my savings account, what happened to M1 and M2? Both increase M1 increases, M2 decreases M1 decreases, M2 stays the same Both decrease

2. If I take a $10 bill out of my pocket and put in in my savings account, what happened to M1 and M2? Both increase M1 increases, M2 decreases M1 decreases, M2 stays the same Both decrease

3. In the above series of graphs showing the MONEY MARKET, graph 2 is: Asset demand for money Transactions demand for money Money supply Total money demand

3. In the above series of graphs showing the MONEY MARKET, graph 2 is: Asset demand for money Transactions demand for money Money supply Total money demand

The Money Market

The Money Market

4. Which is NOT true about the Federal reserve banks? They are “bankers’ banks” They are “quasi public” They are the country’s “central bank” They are “thrift institutions” They are the “government’s bank”

4. Which is NOT true about the Federal reserve banks? They are “bankers’ banks” They are “quasi public” They are the country’s “central bank” They are “thrift institutions” They are the “government’s bank”

5. Goldsmiths created money when they: Accepted deposits of gold for safe storage Charged people who deposited their gold Used deposited gold to produce products for sale to others Issued paper receipts for the gold they held

5. Goldsmiths created money when they: Accepted deposits of gold for safe storage Charged people who deposited their gold Used deposited gold to produce products for sale to others Issued paper receipts for the gold they held

6. Which is NOT an ASSET for a commercial bank? Net worth Reserves Loans Securities Property

6. Which is NOT an ASSET for a commercial bank? Net worth Reserves Loans Securities Property

7. Banks use ER for all of the following EXCEPT Making loans Loaning to the Fed Buying securities Paying back depositors

7. Banks use ER for all of the following EXCEPT Making loans Loaning to the Fed Buying securities Paying back depositors

8. If the RR= 10%, then what are the ER? Assets Liabilities + Net Worth Reserves $ 40,000 Loans 70,000 Securities 50,000 Property 400,000 Checkable deposits $100,000 Stock shares 460,000 8. If the RR= 10%, then what are the ER? $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000

8. If the RR= 10%, then what are the ER? Assets Liabilities + Net Worth Reserves $ 40,000 Loans 70,000 Securities 50,000 Property 400,000 Checkable deposits $100,000 Stock shares 460,000 8. If the RR= 10%, then what are the ER? $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000

MONETARY POLICY FORMULAS Change in Money Supply = ER x Money Multiplier Total Reserves = Cash in bank + Deposits at Fed Required Reserves = RR x Liabilities Excess Reserves = Total Reserves - Required Reserves Money Multiplier = 1 / RR

Liabilities + Net Worth Assets Liabilities + Net Worth Reserves $ 40,000 Loans 70,000 Securities 50,000 Property 400,000 Checkable deposits $100,000 Stock shares 460,000 9. If the RR= 10%, then what is the largest loan that this bank could safely make? $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000

Liabilities + Net Worth Assets Liabilities + Net Worth Reserves $ 40,000 Loans 70,000 Securities 50,000 Property 400,000 Checkable deposits $100,000 Stock shares 460,000 9. If the RR= 10%, then what is the largest loan that this bank could safely make? $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000

Liabilities + Net Worth Assets Liabilities + Net Worth Reserves $ 40,000 Loans 70,000 Securities 50,000 Property 400,000 Demand deposits (DD) $100,000 Stock shares 460,000 10. RR= 10%. If this bank made the largest loan it could safely make the MS will increase by how much? $10,000 $30,000 $100,000 $300,000

Liabilities + Net Worth Assets Liabilities + Net Worth Reserves $ 40,000 Loans 70,000 Securities 50,000 Property 400,000 Demand deposits (DD) $100,000 Stock shares 460,000 10. RR= 10%. If this bank made the largest loan it could safely make the MS will increase by how much? $10,000 $30,000 $100,000 $300,000

Liabilities + Net Worth Assets Liabilities + Net Worth Reserves $ 40,000 Loans 70,000 Securities 50,000 Property 400,000 Demand deposits (DD) $100,000 Stock shares 460,000 11. RR= 10%. If this bank balance sheet was for the commercial banking system, rather than a single bank, the MS could increase by how much? $10,000 $30,000 $100,000 $300,000

Liabilities + Net Worth Assets Liabilities + Net Worth Reserves $ 40,000 Loans 70,000 Securities 50,000 Property 400,000 Demand deposits (DD) $100,000 Stock shares 460,000 11. RR= 10%. If this bank balance sheet was for the commercial banking system, rather than a single bank, the MS could increase by how much? $10,000 $30,000 $100,000 $300,000

Liabilities + Net Worth Assets Liabilities + Net Worth Reserves $ 40,000 Loans 70,000 Securities 50,000 Property 400,000 Demand deposits (DD) $100,000 Stock shares 460,000 12. Raise RR to 20%. If this bank balance sheet was for the commercial banking system, the MS could increase by how much? $10,000 $30,000 $100,000 $300,000

Liabilities + Net Worth Assets Liabilities + Net Worth Reserves $ 40,000 Loans 70,000 Securities 50,000 Property 400,000 Demand deposits (DD) $100,000 Stock shares 460,000 12. Raise RR to 20%. If this bank balance sheet was for the commercial banking system, the MS could increase by how much? $10,000 $30,000 $100,000 $300,000

13. Which is correct when the Fed increases the MS 13. Which is correct when the Fed increases the MS? An increase in the MS CAUSES ________ I up CAUSES int. rates down CAUSES AD up AD up CAUSES I up CAUSES int. rates down AD down CAUSES int rates down CAUSES I up Int rates down CAUSES I up CAUSES AD up

13. Which is correct when the Fed increases the MS 13. Which is correct when the Fed increases the MS? An increase in the MS CAUSES ________ I up CAUSES int. rates down CAUSES AD up AD up CAUSES I up CAUSES int. rates down AD down CAUSES int rates down CAUSES I up Int rates down CAUSES I up CAUSES AD up

14. Assume the required reserve ratio is 25 percent 14. Assume the required reserve ratio is 25 percent. If the Federal Reserve buys $50 million in government securities directly from commercial bank, then the money supply will potentially:  Decrease $50 million Increase $50 million Decrease $200 million Increase $200 million

14. Assume the required reserve ratio is 25 percent 14. Assume the required reserve ratio is 25 percent. If the Federal Reserve buys $50 million in government securities directly from commercial bank, then the money supply will potentially:  Decrease $50 million Increase $50 million Decrease $200 million Increase $200 million

15. Assume the required reserve ratio is 25 percent 15. Assume the required reserve ratio is 25 percent. If the Federal Reserve buys $50 in government securities from the public, then the money supply will immediately increase by:  nothing, and potential increase in MS is $50 nothing, and potential increase in MS is $200 $50, and potential increase in MS is $50 $50, and potential increase in MS is $200

15. Assume the required reserve ratio is 25 percent 15. Assume the required reserve ratio is 25 percent. If the Federal Reserve buys $50 in government securities from the public, then the money supply will immediately increase by:  nothing, and potential increase in MS is $50 nothing, and potential increase in MS is $200 $50, and potential increase in MS is $50 $50, and potential increase in MS is $200

16. If you read in the news that the Fed will increase the Fed Funds Rate then you know they are using the _________. DR tool to fight UE OMO tool to fight IN RR tool to fight UE OMO tool to fight UE

16. If you read in the news that the Fed will increase the Fed Funds Rate then you know they are using the _________. DR tool to fight UE OMO tool to fight IN RR tool to fight UE OMO tool to fight UE

17. The tools of the Fed change the money supply by changing the ____ of banks. Liabilities Stock shares Net worth Excess reserves

17. The tools of the Fed change the money supply by changing the ____ of banks. Liabilities Stock shares Net worth Excess reserves

18. MPC = ? 1/4 1/3 1/2 2/3

18. MPC = ? 1/4 1/3 1/2 2/3

19. MPS = ? 1/4 1/3 1/2 2/3

19. MPS = ? 1/4 1/3 1/2 2/3

20. What is the simple multiplier? 1 2 3 4

20. What is the simple multiplier? 1 2 3 4

21. If G increases by $20 then AD will increase by ________. $40 $60 $80

21. If G increases by $20 then AD will increase by ________. $40 $60 $80

22. If Taxes decrease by $20 then AD will increase by: $40 $60 $80

22. If Taxes decrease by $20 then AD will increase by: $40 $60 $80

23. If G increases by $20 and Taxes increase by $20 then AD will increase by: $40 $60 $80

23. If G increases by $20 and Taxes increase by $20 then AD will increase by: $40 $60 $80

24. If G increases by $20 and as a result the price level increases, then real GDP will increase by ______. < $60 $60 >$60 $80

24. If G increases by $20 and as a result the price level increases, then real GDP will increase by ______. < $60 $60 >$60 $80

Increases in the price level reduces the size of the multiplier MPS = 1/3 Increase G by $20

25. If MPC = 0.8 and the government increases spending by $50 million then GDP will increase by _______. $50 $100 $200 $250

25. If MPC = 0.8 and the government increases spending by $50 million then GDP will increase by _______. $50 $100 $200 $250

26. If MPC = 0.8 and the government increases taxes by $50 million then GDP will decrease by _______. $50 $100 $200 $250

26. If MPC = 0.8 and the government increases taxes by $50 million then GDP will decrease by _______. $50 $100 $200 $250

27. If MPC = 0.8 and the government increases spending by $50 million AND increases taxes by $50 million then GDP will decrease by _______. $0 $50 $100 $200 $250

27. If MPC = 0.8 and the government increases spending by $50 million AND increases taxes by $50 million then GDP will decrease by _______. $0 $50 $100 $200 $250

Flexible prices, and government policies and regulation 28. From the mainstream perspective, instability in the economy is due to:  Flexible prices, and shocks to either aggregate demand or aggregate supply Inflexible prices, and shocks to either aggregate demand or aggregate supply Flexible prices, and government policies and regulation Inflexible prices, and government policies and regulation

Flexible prices, and government policies and regulation 28. From the mainstream perspective, instability in the economy is due to:  Flexible prices, and shocks to either aggregate demand or aggregate supply Inflexible prices, and shocks to either aggregate demand or aggregate supply Flexible prices, and government policies and regulation Inflexible prices, and government policies and regulation

29. From the monetarist perspective, instability in the economy is due to:  Secular trends in the economy The instability of velocity as a policy tool Discretionary changes in monetary policy The use of a monetary rule for monetary policy

29. From the monetarist perspective, instability in the economy is due to:  Secular trends in the economy The instability of velocity as a policy tool Discretionary changes in monetary policy The use of a monetary rule for monetary policy

30. Which view of macroeconomic theory is shown in this graph? Mainstream Monetarist New Keynesian Supply-Side MP: Does Economy Self-Correct?

30. Which view of macroeconomic theory is shown in this graph? Mainstream Monetarist New Keynesian Supply-Side MP: Does Economy Self-Correct?

Government Budget Deficits and Trade 31. Expansionary FP can lead to budget deficits. How do budget deficits affect trade? Budget deficits cause lower interest rates and the $ depreciates Budget deficits cause lower interest rates and the $ appreciates Budget deficits cause higher interest rates and the $ depreciates Budget deficits cause higher interest rates and the $ appreciates Government Budget Deficits and Trade

Government Budget Deficits and Trade 31. Expansionary FP can lead to budget deficits. How do budget deficits affect trade? Budget deficits cause lower interest rates and the $ depreciates Budget deficits cause lower interest rates and the $ appreciates Budget deficits cause higher interest rates and the $ depreciates Budget deficits cause higher interest rates and the $ appreciates Government Budget Deficits and Trade

Government Budget Deficits and Trade

MP: Rules or Discretion? 32. How do the Mainstream and Monetarist economists differ in the way they view the equation of exchange (MV=PQ)? Main: V unstable; equation unimportant Monet: V stable; equation important Main: V stable; equation unimportant Monet: V unstable; equation important Main: V unstable; equation important Monet: V stable; equation unimportant MP: Rules or Discretion?

MP: Rules or Discretion? 32. How do the Mainstream and Monetarist economists differ in the way they view the equation of exchange (MV=PQ)? Main: V unstable; equation unimportant Monet: V stable; equation important Main: V stable; equation unimportant Monet: V unstable; equation important Main: V unstable; equation important Monet: V stable; equation unimportant MP: Rules or Discretion?

33. If a tax of $5 is added, what is the new C schedule 33. If a tax of $5 is added, what is the new C schedule? Current schedule: 260, 280, 300 255; 275; 295 256; 276; 296 260; 280; 300 266; 286; 306 The Lump-Sum Tax Multiplier

33. If a tax of $5 is added, what is the new C schedule 33. If a tax of $5 is added, what is the new C schedule? Current schedule: 260, 280, 300 255; 275; 295 256; 276; 296 260; 280; 300 266; 286; 306 The Lump-Sum Tax Multiplier

34. The time lag between time 2 and time 3 is the: Operational lag Administrative lag Recognition lag Time Lags

34. The time lag between time 2 and time 3 is the: Operational lag Administrative lag Recognition lag Time Lags