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Who will pay off a deferment on a college loan?


A) the federal government
B) the student's parents or relatives
C) the student at a later date
D) It will not have to be paid off at all.

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Which statement is NOT true?


A) The supply of loanable funds comes from saving.
B) Saving behavior is a cultural phenomenon.
C) The reward for not spending today is the interest received on saving.
D) The supply of funds to the loanable funds market is inversely related to the interest rate.

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Mortgage debt is a type of short-term debt.

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Establishment of new government regulations that reduce corruption and instill confidence in firms and entrepreneurs tends to lead to higher interest rates.

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Which list correctly names money's functions?


A) a unit of account, a store of value, a medium of exchange
B) barter, a double coincidence of wants, a unit of account
C) transaction costs, a medium of exchange, a unit of account
D) liquidity, barter, a medium of exchange

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Student loans funded by the government typically offer _____ interest rates than similar bank loans and _____.


A) higher; can be paid back later
B) higher; must be paid back earlier
C) lower; can be paid back later
D) lower; must be paid back earlier

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Assume initially that market interest rates are 7% and the bondholder is receiving a $70 coupon payment per year on a bond with a face value of $1,000. If market interest rates rise to 8%, the bond price:


A) falls to $875.
B) falls to $800.
C) rises to $1,125.
D) falls to $700.

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As the real interest rate falls:


A) the supply of loanable funds increases.
B) the supply of loanable funds decreases.
C) the quantity supplied of loanable funds decreases.
D) more saving is supplied to the market.

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Currency is approximately 50% of M1.

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In the market for loanable funds, what can cause a rise in interest rates?


A) demand shifting right only
B) supply shifting right only
C) supply shifting left and demand shifting right
D) supply shifting right and demand shifting right

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If Jack Sparrow uses a chest of pieces of eight to buy a ship, then the gold is functioning as a:


A) unit of account.
B) store of value.
C) medium of exchange.
D) barter.

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To say that interest rates represent the opportunity cost of holding money means that as interest rates rise:


A) the demand for money shifts to the left.
B) the demand for money shifts to the right.
C) there is a movement upward along the demand curve for money.
D) there is a movement downward along the demand curve for money.

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The Federal Reserve System measures the money supply in the United States.

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Money is used as a _____ because it provides a yardstick for measuring and comparing the values of a wide variety of goods and services.


A) medium of exchange
B) unit of account
C) store of value
D) barter instrument

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Which source of short-term borrowing charges the highest average interest rates on unpaid balances?


A) ordinary credit cards
B) car loans for borrowers with good credit
C) home mortgage loans
D) student loans

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Which one of these will cause the supply of loanable funds curve to shift rightward?


A) an improvement in firms' expectations about the economy
B) technological advances that result in new products
C) a perceived peak in an asset index (for example, the Dow Jones Industrial Average)
D) an increase in the government deficit

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In shareholder meetings, a shareholder gets one vote for each share of stock he or she owns.

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Joan begins the month with $100 in her checking account. When she receives a pay check for $1,200 on the 5th of the month, she uses that pay check to put $1,000 in her checking account, takes $80 in cash, and deposits $120 in her savings account. During the month, she spends $550 on rent and utilities, $30 on household items, $10 on a T-shirt, and $350 on food, leaving a balance of $240 in her checking account. Based on the given information, which statement is true?


A) The $100 and then $220 in Joan's savings account is part of M1.
B) When Joan deposits her pay check and receives cash, M1 falls by $120.
C) Joan's deposit into her checking account increases M1 by $1,000.
D) M1 falls as Joan spends her money.

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Yolanda took $5,000 from her checking account and put the money in her savings account at the same bank. Based on that information, which of these is true?


A) Both M1 and M2 were reduced by $5,000.
B) M1 went down by $5,000, but M2 was unchanged.
C) Neither M1 nor M2 changed because the transfer was done at the same bank.
D) M1 and M2 both rose by $5,000.

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Which is an example of money being used as a unit of account?


A) A customer buys a burger, fries, and a medium diet cola for $6.95.
B) A restaurant's profits for the week of October 3 to October 10 are $1,250.
C) A customer receives $3.05 in change and returns the next day to make another purchase.
D) A restaurant sells a large ice cream sundae and charges the customer's debit card.

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