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    week 5 midterm exam
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The Federal Reserve creates money by
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During the 2000s, banks became complacent about making mortgage loans because
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The policymaking institution that determines the money supply, sets the rules for how checks are cleared and how banks obtain new currency, and determines what activities banks may or may not engage in and whether banks are operating in a prudent fashion is the
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Economists who try to predict recessions find that recessions are
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Maturity is
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A financial intermediary specializes in knowing about people who apply for loans. The intermediary knows how to evaluate credit histories and the probabilities that borrowers will repay. These facts are examples of which of the following functions of financial intermediaries?
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Dividends are
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In the 1980s, the United States suffered one of its worst financial crises when ____ began to fail in large numbers.
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Inflation affects money because
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M1 consists of
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Outside money is
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U.S. currency is currently
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A perpetuity is a debt security
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Question 14
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A debt security with just one payment is called a
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The amount of money you would need to invest today to yield a given future amount is called
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A fixed-payment security is a debt security
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Question 17
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What does a flat yield curve imply, according to the expectations theory of the term structure of interest rates?
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Question 18
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Usually in recessions, short-term interest rates ____ and long-term interest rates ____.
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Question 19
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The ten-year bond that was the most recently issued is known as the
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Question 20
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According to the expectations theory of the term structure of interest rates,
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Question 21
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The nominal interest rate adjusted for expected inflation is the
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Question 22
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The hypothesis that an increase in the expected inflation rate will cause the nominal interest rate to rise and the real interest rate to remain unchanged is the
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Question 23
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In recessions, the long-term expected real interest rate usually
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Question 24
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Another name for the realized real interest rate is the
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Question 25
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In the CAPM, the risk to a stock's return that is attributable to the fluctuations in the overall stock market
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Fundamental value is the ________ value of expected earnings of a company or of all companies in the stock market as a whole.
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Question 27
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A theory that investors do not have rational expectations is called ________ expectations.
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Question 28
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In the CAPM, systematic risk
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Question 29
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The risk that market interest rates may change, affecting the value of a bank's assets and liabilities, is known as
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Question 30
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The discount rate is the interest rate on
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Question 31
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A bank offers credit cards with a 25 percent interest rate, when its competitors' cards have just a 15 percent interest rate. Despite the high rate, the bank finds itself losing money because many of its customers fail to repay the balances on their cards. The bank's losses are most likely to have occurred because of
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Which size category of banks generally has the largest spread?
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