A) Commercial banks and thrifts.
B) Insurance companies and mutual fund companies.
C) Thrifts and securities firms.
D) Pension fund companies and commercial banks.
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A) differ because thrifts cannot make loans.
B) differ because thrifts cannot offer checkable deposits.
C) have become less similar in recent years.
D) have become increasingly similar in recent years.
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A) gold certificate.
B) Treasury note.
C) Treasury bill.
D) Federal Reserve Note.
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A) inversely with the price level.
B) directly with the volume of employment.
C) directly with the price level.
D) directly with the interest rate.
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A) The value of the "wheat dollar" would be unstable depending on crop yields from year to year.
B) Farmers would replace corn and soy crops with wheat.
C) Wheat would function as money so long as people accept it in exchange for goods and services.
D) All of these are possible outcomes.
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A) a medium of exchange.
B) a store of value.
C) a unit of account.
D) an economic investment.
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A) high-interest-rate loans to home buyers with above-average credit risk.
B) home-buying loans that charge interest rates below the prime interest rate.
C) loans to buyers of homes that are in need of substantial repair.
D) loans from the Federal Reserve to home mortgage lenders to support a greater volume of home-buying loans at affordable interest rates.
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A) Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) .
B) Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve.
C) Federal Monetary Authority.
D) Council of Economic Advisers.
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A) they are privately owned but managed in the public interest.
B) they deal only with banks of foreign nations and do not have direct business contact with U.S.banks.
C) they deal only with commercial banks,and not the public.
D) they are publicly owned but privately managed.
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A) commercial banks.
B) mutual fund companies.
C) insurance companies.
D) securities firms.
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A) commercial banks.
B) thrifts.
C) insurance companies.
D) pension funds.
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A) fined about five weeks' worth of profits.
B) taken over and run by the government,pending reorganization.
C) dismantled by the government,with different sectors in the bank sold to other banks in the system.
D) fined nearly $1 trillion,and key executives were held criminally responsible.
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A) 24 percent of the U.S.M1 money supply.
B) 45 percent of the U.S.M1 money supply.
C) 51 percent of the U.S.M1 money supply.
D) 55 percent of the U.S.M1 money supply.
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A) a medium of exchange.
B) a store of value.
C) a unit of account.
D) an economic investment.
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A) 1926.
B) 1946.
C) 1895.
D) 1913.
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A) included in M1 but not in M2.
B) included both in M1 and in M2.
C) included in M2 but not in M1.
D) not part of the nation's money supply.
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A) increase the purchasing power of each dollar.
B) decrease the purchasing power of each dollar.
C) have no impact on the purchasing power of the dollar.
D) reduce the price level.
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A) unit of account.
B) standard of deferred payments.
C) store of value.
D) medium of exchange.
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