A) Strong exchange rates could stimulate sales in foreign markets.
B) Inflation could be caused by an exchange rate that is too strong.
C) Poor exchange rates can be offset by government contribution.
D) Exchange rates indicate the strength of the overall economy.
E) Exchange rates affect the prices of goods and services.
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A) Insurance companies
B) Finance companies
C) Securities investment dealers
D) Nondeposit institutions
E) Pension funds
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A) To provide long-term loans to member countries
B) To provide a system of rules and procedures for member countries who trade with each other
C) To limit the amount of loans available to member nations who have negative trade balances
D) To encourage the development of a system for international payments
E) To determine the value of currency and exchange rates for member nations
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A) By processing payments in real time, electronically
B) By allowing a customer to have a line of credit until business can be conducted within regular banking hours
C) By taking deposits and making loans on demand
D) By allowing electronic account-related activities every day of the week, 24 hours a day
E) By transferring funds from the Reserve Bank to meet transaction needs
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A) Trade increases because the cost of the item is more affordable in the international market.
B) Trade decreases because the cost of the item is more expensive in the international market.
C) Trade increases because sales decrease, creating a more competitive market.
D) Trade decreases because the manufacturers limit production of the item.
E) Trade increases with a slower revenue growth.
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A) Discount rate
B) Key rate
C) Prime rate
D) Federal insurance premium
E) Reserve requirement
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A) The development of new financial opportunities for banks
B) The minting of new money to disperse into the money market
C) The control of interest rates among banks
D) The maintenance of a well-functioning lending system among banks
E) The buying and selling of securities by the Fed
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A) How much currency is in circulation
B) How many units the currency can be divided into
C) How portable the form of currency is
D) How durable the form of currency is
E) How much currency has been saved
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A) Units of money do not expire after a certain time limit.
B) Units of money can be accurately matched with the value of goods.
C) Units of money are easily carried.
D) Units of money have relatively stable value.
E) Units of money of different nations are easily converted to other units of money.
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A) Buyer's home country government trade policies
B) Seller's home country government policies
C) International government policies
D) Currency exchange rates
E) International payment process
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A) An increase in the discount rate will lower the overall values of loans from the Federal Reserve Banks to individual banks.
B) An increase in the discount rate will lower the overall values of loans from individual banks to other financial institutions.
C) An increase in the discount rate will lower the overall number of banks issuing loans to individuals.
D) An increase in the discount rate will lower the overall number of loans from the Federal Reserve Banks to individual banks.
E) An increase in the discount rate will lower the overall number of loans from the Federal Reserve Banks to individuals.
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A) Internal Revenue Service
B) Federal Open Market Committee
C) Federal Reserve Bank
D) Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
E) Federal Exchange Commission
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A) If it wears out, it can be replaced.
B) Units of money can be matched with the value of goods.
C) It can be exchanged across national borders.
D) It allows people to measure the relative value of goods and services.
E) It is light and easy to handle.
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