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Money & The Fed

  1. 1. Money and the Federal Reserve System 1
  2. 2. barter The direct exchange of one good for another good, rather than for money 2
  3. 3. What is the problem with barter? It requires a coincidence of wants 3
  4. 4. money Anything that serves as a medium of exchange, unit of account, and store of value 4
  5. 5. advantage of money simplifies and therefore increases market transactions 5
  6. 6. functions of money • Medium of exchange • Unit of account • Store of value 6
  7. 7. medium of exchange widely accepted in exchange for goods and services 7
  8. 8. unit of account (standard of value) provide a common measurement of value of goods and services 8
  9. 9. store of value ability of money to hold value over time 9
  10. 10. Are credit cards money? No, credit cards fail to meet the store-of-value criterion and are therefore not money 10
  11. 11. What are other properties of money? Money must be … • portable • divisible • uniform • acceptable 11
  12. 12. Is our money backed by gold or silver? No, our paper money was exchangeable for gold until 1934, and in 1963 Congress removed the right to exchange $1 bills for silver 12
  13. 13. fiat money Money accepted by law and not because of redeemability or intrinsic value 13
  14. 14. What makes our dollar bills fiat money? All our bills claim that “This note is legal tender for all debts public and private” 14
  15. 15. legal tender Legally dollar bills cannot be refused as payment for a debt 15
  16. 16. currency Money, including coins and paper money 16
  17. 17. the Federal Reserve System The 12 central banks that service banks and other financial institutions within each of the Federal Reserve districts 17
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  19. 19. Ben Bernanke Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Fed 19
  20. 20. What does a federal reserve bank do? • Controls the money supply • Clears checks • Supervises and regulates banks • Maintains and circulates currency • Protects consumers • Maintains federal government checking accounts and gold 20
  21. 21. What is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation? The FDIC is a government agency established in 1933 to insure commercial bank deposits up to a specified limit 21

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