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Economics, Monetary Theory/Policy
Year 4
Money Multiplier
Assume that the banking system has no excess reserves.
· Find the maximum amount of check-writing deposits when bank reserves total $10,000 and the reserve requirement is (1) .10, (2) .09, and (3) .08.
· Find the change in the reserve requirement needed to increase the maximum amount of check-writing deposits from $100,000 to $102,564 when reserves total $10,000 and the initial reserve requirement is .10.
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Econ Multi Choice questions - 1. The fundamental explanation of why commercial banks can create money lies in:
A)fractional reserves.
B)The Federal Reserve or other central banks.
C)Private ownership.
D)The consumption function.
E)Maintaining a marginal propensity to consume less than 1.
2. A reduction in reserve requirements of member banks tends to counter a recession by:
A)Ra...
Suppose the Fed decides it needs to pursue an expansionary policy... - Suppose the Fed decides it needs to pursue an expansionary policy. Assume people hold no cash, the reserve requirement is 20%, and there are no excess reserves.
a. Show how the Fed would increase the money supply by $2M through changing the reserve requirement.
b. Show how the Fed would increase the money ...
Foreign Exchange -
· On Friday, the New York foreign currency market closed with a quote of $1.0900 / Euro. To stimulate economic activity the Federal Reserve hints that interest rates will be lowered by 50 basis points (½ of 1%). At the close of business on Monday, reacting to speculation that the Fed will lower interest rates, the New York currency market closed with a quote of 1.1250 $ / ...
Bond Quotes - What is the dollar amount of each of the following bonds?
· 10⅜ 2001 Feb. $10,000 par Treasury note selling at 101:11
· ATT has a debenture outstanding, maturing in 2010 and paying an 8.00 % coupon rate. The current market value of the bonds is 98 ¼.
· $1,000,000 U.S. Treasury bond maturing 04/15/25 paying a coupon of 4 ⅝ % with a close price 0f 104:17
Equilibrium Income - Suppose that the aggregate consumption function is C = 100 + 0.80(Y - T),
taxes are T = 10 + .05Y, imports are M = 5 + 0.10Y, investment is $400, government
expenditures are $200, and exports are $100.
Part a - Calculate Equilibrium Income (Y)
Part b - Calculate Consumption (C)
Part c - Calculate Taxes (T)
Part d - Calculate Net Imports (X - M)
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