In: Economics
Question 11
The asset demand (Da) for money
Group of answer choices
includes coins, paper currency and government bonds
is typically high if interest rates are relatively high
is the demand for money as a medium of exchange
is the demand for money in case of an emergency
is the demand of money as a store of wealth
Question 12
The asset demand for money
Group of answer choices
is unrelated to both the rate of interest and real income
varies inversely with nominal income
varies inversely with the rate of interest
varies inversely with real income
Question 13
If the quantity of money demanded exceeds the quantity supplied
Group of answer choices
the money demand curve will shift to the right
the interest rate will rise
the money supply curve will shift to the left
the interest rate will fall
Question 14
“Bond markets hate good news" because if as a result, inflation becomes a major concern (note: the list below is in the imprecise language of most of the media) (HINT: Bond Prices = 1/R)
Group of answer choices
the Fed might raise "interest rates" which will lower bond prices
the Fed might lower “interest rates" which will raise bond prices
none are correct; bond markets actually like good news, because robust economic growth results in an increase in the demand for bonds, driving up bond prices
the Fed might lower "interest rates" which will lower bond prices
the Fed might raise "interest rates" which will raise bond prices
Question 15
An increase in the money supply is likely to decrease
Group of answer choices
prices
money demand
interest rates
nominal income
Question 16
Commercial banks create money by
Group of answer choices
making loans
buying government securities
selling government securities
charging interest
getting bailed-out by the federal government
(11) The asset demand (Da) for money is the demand of money as a store of wealth.
Answer: Option (D)
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(12) The asset demand for money varies inversely with the rate of interest rate.
Answer: Option (C)
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(13) If the quantity of money demanded exceeds the quantity supplied, then there is excess of money demand which leads to increase the interest rate to the equilibrium interest rate.
Answer: Option (B)
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(14) If inflation is the major problem, then Fed would decrease the money supply. A decrease in money supply will increase the interest rate. An increase in interest rate will decrease the bond price.
Answer: Option (A)
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(15) An increase in money supply will shift the money supply curve to the right. As a result, the interest rate in money market decrease.
Answer: Option (C)
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(16) Commercial bank creates money by making loans through money multiplier process.
Answer: Option (A)