Economics 4.4.2 Matching
| interest rate set by bank of england which is used as a benchmark by uk lenders |
| when a market transaction has negative consequences for a 3rd party |
| loan provided by a group of lenders |
| measure of the return on an investment compared to the price paid for it |
| What fuels a speculative bubble? |
| high levels of speculative demand which takes market prices of financial assets well above fundamental values |
| including strong brand loyalty for established banks |
| Examples of external costs arising from financial crises |
| taxpayers, depositors,creditors,shareholders,lost jobs, government,businesses |
| Examples of barriers to entry into commercial banking |
| regulatory barriers, natural or intrinsic barriers to entry, strategic advantages of larger banks, first mover advantages |
| when a market transaction has positive consequences for a 3rd party |
| fall in the general price level of goods and services in the economy |
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