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- 1. (TCO 1) Which of the following do not take deposits?
- Commercial banks
- Savings and loan associations
- Credit unions
- Finance companies
- 2. (TCO 1) The household sector is the largest surplus sector and invests in the capital market ______.
- directly by purchasing stocks and bonds
- indirectly through mutual funds
- indirectly through pension funds
- All of the above
- 3. (TCO 1) Money markets are associated with _______ ; capital markets are associated with ______.
- liquidity; marketability
- spot; future
- liquidity; economic investment
- primary; secondary
- 4. (TCO 1) Primary capital markets are most likely to finance ______.
- plant and equipment
- inventory
- operating expenses
- None of the above
- 5. (TCO 1) Which of the following is not a debt security?
- Corporate bonds
- U.S. Government securities
- Federal agency securities
- Common stock
- 6. (TCO 1) A dealer offers to buy shares of IBM at $116 and sell to investors at $118. The “bid” is ______.
- $116
- $118
- $2
- None of the above
- 7. (TCO 1) The ease with which a financial claim can be resold is its ______.
- quality
- risk
- marketability
- perpetuity
- 8. (TCO 2) The Fed’s nonmonetary or regulatory powers do not include ______.
- margin requirements
- interest rate disclosures on deposits
- investigation and prosecution of counterfeiting
- bank holding companies
- 9. (TCO 2) An increase in Federal Reserve float
- decreases bank reserve deposits in the Fed.
- increases bank reserve deposits in the Fed.
- has no impact upon bank reserves deposits in the Fed.
- reduces the net loan granted by the Fed to member banks.
- 10. (TCO 2) If the Fed wanted to increase the money supply immediately but just slightly, it would most likely ______.
- buy securities on the open market
- lower the Discount Rate
- lower reserve requirements
- Any of the above would be suitable for this purpose.
- 11. (TCO 3) Generally, plant and equipment investment spending will decrease if ______.
- interest rates rise while inflation remains unchanged
- costs increase
- reserve requirements rise
- Any of the above
- 12. (TCO 3) Monetarists believe that an increase in the money supply, all else equal, will cause ______.
- consumption expenditures to rise
- investment spending to fall
- national income to fall
- government expenditures to rise
- 13. (TCO 3) The “tools” of monetary policy, whether “viable” or not, include all the following except ______.
- changing the discount rate
- open market operations
- changes in reserve requirements
- changes in the Federal Funds rate
- 14. (TCO 3) Monetarists and Keynesians agree that ______.
- monetary policy influences the real sector
- changes in the money supply drive changes in interest rates
- changes in interest rates drive changes in the money supply
- monetary policy does not influence the real sector
- 15. (TCO 2, 3) The Federal Reserve System established ______.
- a system for federal chartering of banks
- a system for controlling bank note issuance
- a source of liquidity for the banking system
- the beginning of demand deposit accounts
- 16. (TCO 4) Which of the following is most likely to affect long-term bond yields?
- Announcement of the last year’s inflation rate
- Announcement of this month’s inflation rate
- A forecast of next month’s inflation rate
- A forecast of inflation for the next five years
- 17. (TCO 4) A decrease in interest rates may best be related to ______.
- a recession and a decline in inflationary expectations
- an acceleration in the growth rate of M1
- decreased real investment opportunities
- All of the above
- 18. (TCO 4) Which of the following best explains why public interest rate forecasts have a low rate of accuracy?
- Forecasters are unable to identify variables
- Markets are inefficient
- The level of training of forecasters is lagging an ever more sophisticated economy
- None of the above
- 19. (TCO 4) If current market rates on Treasury bonds are 6% and the real growth of the economy has and will be expected to grow at 3%, what is the expected rate of inflation according to the Fisher effect?
- 3%
- 9%
- Higher than 6%
- Close to zero
- 20. (TCO 4) With the real rate at 5%, most loans were made at 10% last year. This year, interest rates have declined to 8%. What was the expected inflation rate last year?
- 5%
- 2%
- 10%
- 8%
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