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Money and the Federal Reserve System
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Four Functions of Money Medium of exchange
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Money is a tool for exchanging resources for goods and services
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Four Functions of Money Unit of account
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Four Functions of Money Standard of deferred payment IOU
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Four Functions of Money Store of Value
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What has been used as money?
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Wampum Belts of beads Beads made from seashells found in New York Indians made good ones Colonists didn’t
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What has been used as money? Woodpecker Skulls Cowrie Shells StonesPecusWomen Tobacco Wampum CornAnimal Teeth Bark Cloth BarleyBeadsButterFeathersFish FurLiquorOatsPeasPaper Pieces SalTobaccoStringsWhale Teeth Metals
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The Price Level is determined by: The relationship between the amount of money in circulation and the amount of goods and services in the economy.
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Requirements of Money Confidence Scarce Even quality Maintain value
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Money Supply (M1) Coins Currency Demand Deposits Other checkable accounts
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MV = PQ M = money supply V = velocity of money, how many times the money supply is used to purchase final goods and services P = the price level Q = the quantity of real goods and services produced PQ = Nominal GDP
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Inflation Assuming V does not change, P is determined by the relationship between the change in the amount of money in circulation and the change in real goods and services. Inflation is caused by an increase in M that is greater than an increase in Q.
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The Federal Reserve (The Fed) Established by Congress with the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 Major function – maintain the proper money supply for stable price level –Too much money – inflation –Too little money - unemployment
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Two other functions Banker to member banks Banker to Federal Government
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Twelve Federal Reserve Districts
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