UNIT 4 Econ

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Which of the following applies to money when it serves as a store of value? I. Money is a store of value because it is an agreed measure for stating goods' prices II. The more stable money's value, the better it serves as a store of value. III. When money serves as a store of value, it requires a double coincidence of wants.

II. only

The minimum percentage of deposits that a bank must hold and cannot use for lending is known as the

required reserve ratio

Which of the following is a primary function of money?

to serve as a unit of account.

If required reserves are $150 and deposits are $1000, what is the required reserve ratio?

15 percent

A $25,000 price tag on new car is an example of money as

a unit of account

A highly liquid asset

can be converted into a means of payment easily without loss of value

Banks lend the excess reserves created when new deposits come in because they want to

earn a profit

The function of money are :

medium of exchange, unit of account, and store of value.

The fact that using money avoids the double coincidence of wants necessary in a barter economy illustrates which function of money

medium of exchange.


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