As a lender/depositor, how would you compare time to demand deposits?     Demand deposits are more liquid, but time deposits pay a higher interest rate     Demand deposits are more liquid, but time deposits pay a lower interest rate     Demand deposits are less liquid, but time deposits pay a higher interest rate     Demand deposits are less liquid, but time deposits pay a lower interest rate

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Q: A small economy has 2 banks, Delta Bank (DB) and Omega Bank (OB). Both banks have to decide whether…

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Q: Select the collateral that is consumer goods:  a. Debtor grants a security interest in an oven…

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Q: Which of these is an example of asymmetric information in banking?   a. Borrowers and lenders have…

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Q: Which of the following is true concerning IRA’s, 401(k) and 403(b) plans?   a. There are no limits…

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Q: Question 5, When banks have a lot of money, interest rate will be low to attract borrowers. High to…

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Q: If the economy is at potential GDP and the SARB increases the quantity of money, then Select one: a.…

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Q: Which of the following is correct? Multiple Choice The transactions demand for money is downsloping…

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Q: Please answer ASAP this is a very short question Before the Civil War, _____, not the U.S.…

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Q: Credit Crunch is... a) Banks lack funds so they are unable to provide credit to the public b) Banks…

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Q: Throughout history, all sorts of interesting things have been used as money, including fresh fish…

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Q: Banks don't lend out all of the funds deposited because:     A) they need to make more…

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Q: A decrease in money demand is likely to: Multiple Choice   increase interest rates.   decrease…

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Q: 10. While the bank is issuing a guarantee, the principal will be asked to sign a ____________ to…

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Q: One limitation of using money as a store of value is that: a) money needs to be divisible and…

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Q: The interest rate that banks charge one another for the loan of excess reserves is the _____.

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