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Money and the FED

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the market for loans loanable funds market
a bank's checking account with the FED reserve account
an arrangement in which banks hold only a fraction of their deposits and lend out the remainder fractional reserve bankinf
total supply of money in circulation, composed of currency, checking accounts and traveler's checks M1 or money supply
the costs associated with the time and effort needed to search out, negotiate and consummate a change transaction costs
minimum amount of reserves a bank must hold against deposits as mandated by the FED required reserves
something with the ability to hold value over time store of value
the buying and selling of government securities by the FED open market operations
the central banking authority of the United States The Federal Reserve System
the 12 member policy making group within the FED Federal Open Market Committee
common measurement used to express values unit of account
the sum of a bank's deposits in its reserve account at the Fed and its vault cash total reserves
the regulation that requires a bank to keep a certain percentage of its deposits in its reserve accounts reserve requirement
an interest earning account savings account
an account from which deposited funds can be withdrawn in currency or transferred by a check to a third party at the initiative of the owner demand deposit
interest rate one bank charges another for a loan federal funds rate
governing body of the FED Board of governors
any reserves held beyond the required amount excess reserves
interest rate the Fed charges a bank for a loan discount rate
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