Exercises
Money and Banking
Money and Banking
What defines a good money?
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What are the functions of money?
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What is monetary base?
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What are the two forms of money demand?
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What is required reserve ratio?
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What is credit creation?
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State the Quantity Theory of Money.
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What are the functions of central banks?
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Which institution acts as the central bank of Hong Kong?
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What are the differences between M1, M2 and M3?
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What are the differences between asset demand for money and transaction demand for money?
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Describe the credit creation process.
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Which central bank functions do HKMA serve?
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State the formula for the maximum banking multiplier.
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What is the maximum banking multiplier when the required reserve ratio of an economy is 20%?
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What is the maximum banking multiplier when the required reserve ratio of an economy is 50%?
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In a banking system, there are $400 reserves and no excess reserves. Also, there are $2000 deposits. What is the required reserved ratio?
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In a banking system, there are $100 reserves and no excess reserves. Also, there are $1000 deposits. What is the required reserved ratio?
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In a banking system, there are $1000 reserves, of which $600 is excess reserves. Also, there are $2000 deposits. What is the maximum banking multiplier?
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In a banking system, there are $1300 reserves, of which $500 is excess reserves. Also, there are $2000 deposits. What is the maximum banking multiplier?
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Suppose the public holds $300 cash and the monetary base is $500. The required reserve ratio is 20%. If all the banks are fully loaned up, what will be the amount of deposits?
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Suppose the public holds $500 cash and the monetary base is $1000. The required reserve ratio is 25%. If all the banks are fully loaned up, what will be the amount of deposits?
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Mr Wong withdraws $500 000 in cash from a deposit-taking company. He then deposits $300 000 with a bank as a time deposit and remits the remaining $200 000 overseas for the settlement of debts. What are the effects on M1, M2 and M3?
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Initially, a banking system has a reserve of $400, of which $160 are excess reserves. Also, there are $1200 deposits and the public holds $200 cash. Suppose $100 is withdrawn from the banking system and held as cash by the public. What will the money supply be if the banks lend out all excess reserves?
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“Cryptocurrency is a good money.” Evaluate this statement.
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Digital renminbi is a central bank digital currency issued by China’s central bank. From money and banking’s perspective, what are the advantages of using digital currency over physical banknotes?
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