A) physical commodities.
B) barter.
C) pieces of paper representing claims on physical commodities.
D) pieces of paper with no intrinsic value.
E) electronic entries representing claims on pieces of paper with no intrinsic value.
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A) high interest rates
B) tariffs on global trade
C) the growth of prime mortgages
D) liquidity from countries like China
E) It cannot be explained.
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A) Money is in short supply.
B) The value of money rises dramatically.
C) The government runs out of money.
D) People look for alternatives to using money.
E) People start to hold on to money for long periods of time.
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A) people's belief that it is worth something.
B) the amount of precious metal that the government holds to back the money.
C) the money's market value as a commodity.
D) the rate of interest, which is the price paid to borrow money.
E) its ability to function as a unit of account.
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A) offer higher rates of interest than bank checking accounts, but lack check-writing privileges.
B) offer higher rates of interest than bank checking accounts and also offer limited check-writing privileges.
C) usually pay lower rates of interest than bank checking accounts.
D) were originally developed and offered by banks to their customers.
E) usually do not offer any check-writing privileges.
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A) reserve banks.
B) state banks.
C) goldsmiths.
D) thrifts.
E) agencies.
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A) conglomerate.
B) private bank.
C) bank holding company.
D) depositary institution.
E) subsidiary.
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A) any kind of money.
B) other goods and services.
C) either goods or money.
D) commodity money.
E) foreign currency.
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A) count.
B) weight.
C) fiat money.
D) banknotes.
E) clipping.
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A) a troubled-asset institution
B) a failed intermediary
C) a holding company
D) too big to fail
E) too big to rescue
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A) the life jackets they put on when leaving the ship
B) the beads from the necklaces that were given out as party favors on the night the ship sank
C) the leaves of the various tropical trees on the island
D) the fish in the sea around the island
E) the sand on the island's beaches
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A) the discount rate.
B) deposit insurance.
C) the reserve requirement.
D) open-market operations.
E) the Federal Reserve note.
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A) accumulate funds from savers and lend them to borrowers.
B) accumulate funds from borrowers and lend them to savers.
C) borrow funds from the government and lend them to borrowers.
D) borrow funds from the government and lend them to savers.
E) print money.
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A) seashells.
B) seigniorage.
C) notes.
D) coinage.
E) fiat money.
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A) subprime mortgages.
B) troubled assets.
C) adjustable-rate mortgages.
D) negotiable CDs.
E) discount bonds.
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A) that has no intrinsic value.
B) that has an intrinsic value.
C) that is based on a valuable metal.
D) whose value never changes.
E) whose value cannot be determined.
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