In: Economics
Looking at the core principles of money and banking (chapter 1),
if more students defaulted on their student loans, we would
expect
A. student loans to be easier to
obtain.
B. more students to attend college.
C. student loan interest rates to
rise.
D. all of the above.
Suppose that an Oswego student sets aside earinging from her
summer job in a savings accounts in order to buy books in the Fall.
In this case the money in the account is functioning as a
A. means of payment
B. unit of account
C. store of value
Financial instruments
A. are used soley as a store of
value
B. are used soley as a way to transfer
risk
C. can function as a means of payment,
store of value or a way to transfer risk.
D. cannot function as a means of
payment
As people shift their money from checking accounts to savings
accounts, we would see
A. M1 fall and M2 rise
B. M1 rise and M2 fall
C. both M1 and M2 rise
D. M1 fall while M2 remains unchanged
Commodity money
A. has no intrinsic value
B. has value as a good even if it is not
used for money.
C. can only be valued if it contains
gold.
D. has value only by government
decree.
Which of the following statements about financial markets is
true?
A. Financial markets convey important
information about the value of a security.
B. Financial markets raise the cost of
trading with financial intermediaries.
C. Financial markets are only classified
on the basis of their size.
D. Financial markets are a good example of
unregulated markets.
When Google first offered its stock for sale to the public (its
initial public offering or IPO) in April 2004 this took place in
the
A. the primary market.
B. the secondary market.
C. the debt market.
D. the money market.
1) Option C is correct as banks would now not be willing to lend money which raise the rate of interest.
2) Option C is correct.
3) Option C is correct.
4) Option A is correct.
5) Option B is correct.
6) Option D is correct.
7) Option A is correct.