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Test 6

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Alan Greenspan
B  Janet Yellen
C  Ben Bernanke
D  Jerome Powell
Question #2
A  a decrease in the federal funds rate and a decrease in the money supply
B  an increase in the federal funds rate and an increase in the money supply
C  a decrease in the federal funds rate and an increase in the money supply
D  an increase in the federal funds rate and a decrease in the money supply
Question #3
A  investment spending
B  tax rates
C  the imports of the economy
D  government spending
Question #4
A  selling government securities and raising the discount rate
B  selling government securities and lowering the discount rate
C  buying government securities and lowering the reserve ratio
D  buying government securities and lowering the discount rate
Question #5
A  a prime interest rate policy
B  a discretionary fiscal policy
C  an expansionary monetary policy
D  a restrictive monetary policy
Question #6
A  banks charge for overnight use of excess reserves held at the Federal Reserve banks
B  is charged for government bonds sold in the open market operations of the Federal Reserve
C  the Federal Reserve charges for short-term loans to commercial banks
D  banks charge for loans to the most creditworthy customers
Question #7
A  decreases the discount rate
B  increases the amount of excess reserves banks must keep
C  changes required reserves to excess reserves
D  increases the discount rate
Question #8
A  the discount rate
B  interest on reserves
C  open-market operations
D  the reserve ratio
Question #9
A  A lower interest rate raises the opportunity cost of holding money.
B  The supply of money is directly related to the interest rate.
C  The total demand for money is inversely related to the interest rate.
D  Bond prices and the interest rate are directly related.
Question #10
A  Internal Revenue Service
B  U.S. Treasury
C  Federal Reserve
D  Congress of the United States
Question #11
A  add to the liquidity of the commercial bank and protect it against a “run” on the bank
B  protect the deposits in the commercial bank against losses
C  provide the Fed with a means of controlling the lending ability of the commercial bank
D  provide the means by which checks drawn on the commercial bank and deposited in other commercial banks can be collected
Question #12
A  issuing paper money in excess of the amount of gold stored with them
B  issuing receipts for the gold stored with them
C  using deposited gold to produce products for sale to others
D  accepting deposits of gold for safe storage
Question #13
A  set up the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP)
B  set up the primary dealer credit facility (PDCF)
C  set up the commercial paper funding facility (CPFF)
D  set up the money market investor funding facility (MMIFF)
Question #14
A  overstating the moral hazard problem
B  overestimating the expected profits made by oil companies
C  underestimating the risk of losses on mortgage-backed securities
D  understating the benefits of devaluing the U.S. dollar
Question #15
A  supervising the operation of banks to make sure they follow regulations and monitoring banks so they do not engage in fraud
B  handling the Fed’s collection of checks and adjusting legal reserves among banks
C  setting the Fed’s monetary policy and directing the buying and selling of government securities
D  acting as the fiscal agent for the federal government and issuing currency
Question #16
A  commercial banks and thrifts as those institutions do for the public
B  federal government as does the U.S. Treasury
C  the public as do commercial banks and thrifts
D  commercial banks and thrifts as does the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Question #17
A  privately owned but publicly controlled
B  publicly owned and controlled
C  publicly owned but privately controlled
D  privately owned and controlled
Question #18
A  controls the money supply
B  buys corporate stock
C  employs fiscal policy
D  uses price and wage controls
Question #19
A  increase the use of money as a measure of value
B  increase the purchasing power of money
C  decrease the conversion of money to gold
D  decrease the use of money as a medium of exchange
Question #20
A  25%
B  14.14%
C  20%
D  16.67%
Question #21
A  legal tender
B  token money
C  assets of the Federal Reserve Banks
D  debts, or promises to pay
Question #22
A  the confidence of the public in the ability of government to pay off the national debt
B  the belief of holders of money that it can be exchanged for desirable goods and services
C  the gold bullion that is stored in Fort Knox, Kentucky
D  the willingness of banks and the government to surrender something of value in exchange for money
Question #23
A  No, because they provide a short-term loan to cardholders from a financial institution that issued the card.
B  Yes, because their value is included in the calculation of M 1.
C  Yes, because their value is included in the calculation of M 2.
D  No, because the card transactions are not insured by either the Federal Reserve banks or the U.S. Treasury.
Question #24
A  fiat money
B  a medium of exchange
C  token money
D  legal tender