Unit 3 Economics: Banking/Investing

If you buy $10,000 of stock on margin, how much of your money did you spend?

If you lower the discount rate, what is the effect on the money supply?

Which of the following things did the FED NOT do to try to end the great recession? 

Which of the following is NOT one of the rules to investing?

How do banks earn most of their profit? 

What kind of currency does the U.S. have?

why do underbanked households have to use alternative financial service providers?

If the FED buys bonds, what is the effect on the money supply?

these are called fixed income investments because you can calculate your exact return.

Which of these tell you the total amount of money that can be created from on deposit?

What does PE ratio stand for?

If you raise the discount rate, what is the effect on the money supply?

Why did a 0 federal funds rate and QE not get money in the hands of the people?

What is defined as a share in the ownership of a corporation?

Which of these is NOT a function of the FED?

What are blue chip stocks?

A rising market is a

If you raise the reserve requirement, what is the effect on the money supply?

What is defined as high risk in the stock market?

Which of these is NOT a reason that the first national banks failed?

in regard to interest rates; when do you want to buy stock?

If the FED sells bonds, what is the effect on the money supply?

The FED should NOT raise the Federal Funds Rate because:

What is Fiat money backed by?

What is the greatest advantage of investing in mutual funds, stocks and bonds at the same time?

The FED should raise the Federal Funds Rate because:

How many Federal Reserve branches are there? 

What is buying on margin?

If you lower the reserve requirement, what is the effect on the money supply?

What kind of money derives its value from the material it is made out of?

A special check that is bought by the customer from the bank:

A falling market is a

Why doesn't the maximum amount of money that can be created ever happen?

How did the FDIC revolutionize banking?

Which of the following is NOT a retirement fund?

What is the term for when you sell stock for more than you bought it for?

What does "liquidity" mean?

If the FED lowers the Federal Funds Rate, what is the effect on the money supply?

Which of the following is NOT an example of M1 money?

When should someone sell short?

Who is the current chairman of the FED?

Which of the following is NOT a way that the FED controls the money supply?

Which of the following is NOT a cause of the great recession and housing bubble? 

The % of deposits each bank must hold in reserve: 

What does a 52 week low tell an investor?