Test Bank for Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets, 13th Edition by Frederic S Mishkin

TEST BANK FOR THE ECONOMICS OF
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v MONEY, BANKING AND FINANCIAL
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v MARKETS, 13TH EDITION BYMISHKIN
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,Contents
Chapter 1
v Why Study Money, Banking, and Financial Markets? ........................................ 1
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Chapter 2
v An Overview of the Financial System .................................................................. 20
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Chapter 3
v What Is Money? ........................................................................................................... 43
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Chapter 4
v Understanding Interest Rates .................................................................................... 60
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Chapter 5
v The Behavior of Interest Rates ................................................................................ 78
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Chapter 6
v The Risk and Term Structure of Interest Rates................................................ 111
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Chapter 7
v The Stock Market, the Theory of Rational Expectations,
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and the Efficient Market Hypothesis .................................................................... 133
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Chapter 8
v An Economic Analysis of Financial Structure ................................................... 150
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Chapter 9
v Financial Crises and the Subprime Meltdown .................................................. 169
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Chapter 10
v Banking and the Management of Financial Institutions ................................. 181
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Chapter 11
v Economic Analysis of Financial Regulation ........................................................ 208
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Chapter 12
v Banking Industry: Structure and Competition ................................................... 229
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Chapter 13
v Central Banks and the Federal Reserve System ............................................... 253
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Chapter 14
v The Money Supply Process ..................................................................................... 274
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Chapter 15
v Tools for Monetary Policy ....................................................................................... 319
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Chapter 16
v The Conduct of Monetary Policy: Strategy and Tactics ................................. 343
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Chapter 17
v The Foreign Exchange Market ................................................................................ 363
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Chapter 18
v The International Financial System ....................................................................... 389
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Chapter 19
v The Demand for Money .......................................................................................... 418
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Chapter 20
v The ISLM Model ........................................................................................................ 440
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Chapter 21
v Monetary and Fiscal Policy in the ISLM Model ............................................. 466
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Chapter 22
v Aggregate Demand and Supply Analysis ........................................................... 493
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Chapter 23
v Transmission Mechanisms of Monetary Policy: The Evidence ...................... 511
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Chapter 24
v Money and Inflation .................................................................................................. 529
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Chapter 25
v Rational Expectations: Implications for Policy ................................................... 549
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, Chapter1 v




Why Study Money, Banking, and Financial Markets?
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1.1 Why Study Financial Markets?
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1) Financial v markets v promote v economic v efficiency v by
A) channeling v funds v from v investors v to v savers.
B) creating v inflation.
C) channeling v funds v from v savers v to v investors.
D) reducing
v investment.vAnswer: v C
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2) Financial v markets v promote v greater v economic v efficiency v by v channeling v funds v from to
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A) investors; v savers
B) borrowers; v v vsavers
C) savers; v borrowers
D) savers;
v lendersAnswer: v C
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3) Well-functioning v financial v markets v promote
A) inflation.
B) deflation.
C) unemployment.
D) growth.
Answer: v D
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4) A v key v factor v in v producing v high v economic v growth v is
A) eliminating v foreign v trade.
B) well-functioning v financial v markets.
C) high v interest v rates.
D) stock v market
v volatility.Answer: v B
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5) Markets vin v which v funds v are v transferred v from v those v who v have v excess v funds
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to v thosevwho v have v a v shortage v of v available v funds v are v called
A) commodity v markets.
B) fund-available v markets.
C) derivative v exchange v markets.
D) financial
markets.
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Answer: v D
Ques v Status: v Previous v Edition