A) The demand for houses increased.
B) The demand for houses decreased.
C) The demand for houses stayed the same.
D) The demand for houses was NOT affected by subprime mortgages.
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A) the Free Banking Act
B) the National Banking Act
C) the Banking Act
D) the Bank of Canada Act
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A) to print new currency
B) to issue fiat money
C) to mint coins
D) to make loans
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A) in a barter system
B) in a price system
C) in a self-sufficient system
D) in a monetary exchange system
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A) The form with the more intrinsic value will disappear from circulation.
B) The form with the lesser intrinsic value will disappear from circulation.
C) The government will eventually have to withdraw both forms from circulation.
D) The resultant disruption in the money markets will cause inflation.
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A) money as a unit of account
B) money as a store of value
C) money as a medium of exchange
D) money as a form of barter
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A) the conversion of paper money to a valuable commodity
B) clipping
C) the revenue earned from the power to coin money
D) fiat money
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A) to make it obvious that they were made of cheap alloys
B) so that cheaper metals did NOT have to be used
C) to allow words to be printed on the border
D) to prevent the coins from being clipped
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A) a high level of employment
B) stability in interest rates
C) high prices to encourage production
D) stability in prices
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A) gold coins
B) commodity money
C) token coins
D) fiat money
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A) More resources are used to create fiat money than to create commodity money.
B) Frequently too little fiat money is available relative to commodity money.
C) The potential for inflation is greater with fiat money than with commodity money.
D) Fiat money is less divisible than commodity money.
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A) Money makes the relative values of goods and services more easily known.
B) Money must be made of something valuable.
C) Money can be used to save up purchasing power.
D) Money is more easily counted than goods.
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A) Money is backed by gold or silver.
B) The supply of money is unlimited and unregulated.
C) The monetary system functions properly.
D) A well-organized barter system exists.
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A) because people accept it
B) because it has intrinsic worth
C) because it is backed by commodity reserves
D) because of its metallic content
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A) because of open market operations
B) because banks have reserves on hand
C) because of inflation
D) because of Canadian Deposit Insurance
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A) Adam Smith
B) François Quesnay
C) Thomas Gresham
D) John Maynard Keynes
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A) Barter becomes easier because the chance of there being a double coincidence of wants increases.
B) Barter becomes harder because the chance of there being a double coincidence of wants increases.
C) Barter becomes easier because the chance of there being a double coincidence of wants decreases.
D) Barter becomes harder because the chance of there being a double coincidence of wants decreases.
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A) a chartered bank
B) a caisses populaire
C) a pension fund
D) a trust and mortgage loan company
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A) Money is in short supply.
B) The value of money rises dramatically.
C) People look for alternatives to using money.
D) People start to hold onto money for long periods of time.
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A) token money
B) commodity money
C) money backed by gold
D) fiat money
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