'Federal reserve system' presentation slideshows

The Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve. 12 FOMC. 7- appt 14 yrs Board of Governors. 12 Bankers Federal Advisory Council. Chairman. 12 Federal Reserve Banks. 1913. 24 Branches. 3000 Member Banks. Money. What Gives Something Value?. People Agree Something has Value !.

984 views • 73 slides

Ch. 9: Money, the Price Level, and Inflation

Ch. 9: Money, the Price Level, and Inflation. 9. Definition of money and its functions Economic functions of banks and other depository institutions Structure and function of the Federal Reserve System Creation of money by the banking system

1.1k views • 49 slides

Introduction

If you live in any major city, you probably know what it is like to stand in line at your local bank, waiting for a teller to become free. A lot of people have stopped going to their local bank.

646 views • 49 slides

Introduction to Business

Introduction to Business. Financial Markets and Systems. Module Learning Outcomes. Discuss the role of business in society, the primary functions within a business, and external forces that affect business activities 4.1: Explain what money is and what makes it useful

653 views • 44 slides

Unit 2: Banking

658 views • 37 slides

Federal Power McCulloch v. Maryland Sept. 27, 2004

532 views • 35 slides

Krugman/Wells

14. Money, Banking, and the Federal Reserve System. >>. Krugman/Wells. CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING. Check Your Understanding 14-1 Questions 1-3. 1a) The defining characteristic of money is:. fiat. liquidity. commodity-backed.

446 views • 29 slides

Economics for CED

298 views • 28 slides

Comparison of Payment Cards

414 views • 21 slides

Public Policy

Public policy defined: authoritative government statements backed by rewards and punishments. Examples of public policies include: Acts of Congress Executive orders Court rulings. Public Policy. Why is Government Involved in the Economy?.

1.17k views • 21 slides

The WalMart Prices: Implications and Explanation

213 views • 20 slides

The Progressive Presidents

The Progressive Presidents. US History: Spiconardi . Theodore Roosevelt . Despite being a conservative, Teddy used the power of the presidency to deal directly with social and economic problems Presidency had any power not specifically denied in the Constitution.

506 views • 20 slides

Money and Banking

Money and Banking. Chapter 13. Chapter 13 Table 13.1. Monetary Aggregates: M1, M2, & M3. Demand for Money. Transactions Demand Depends on Income (Y) Asset Demand Depends (Inversely) on Interest Rates (r) r is the opportunity cost of holding currency or a checking account balance

388 views • 19 slides

Chapter 18 The Progressive Movement

Chapter 18 The Progressive Movement. Section 4 The Wilson Years. The Election of 1912. Republican conservatives supported Taft. Republican progressives supported T. Roosevelt. Taft gained the Republican nomination. The Republican Party Splits.

330 views • 15 slides

The Development of Modern Banking

476 views • 15 slides

Eco 340 820 Money & Banking Spring 2008

Eco 340 820 Money & Banking Spring 2008. Course information Course policies. Who am I?. Elizabeth Dunne Schmitt Dr. Schmitt, Dr. Liz 431 Mahar. x3455 edunne@oswego.edu Office hours: MWF 10-11:30, T 11:15-12:15 and by appt. About this course. Intro Financial markets

312 views • 13 slides

Current Economic and Capital Market Trends

218 views • 13 slides

Introduction to Business Chapter 25 The Banking System and Financial Services

Introduction to Business Chapter 25 The Banking System and Financial Services . Essential Question: How does the banking and financial system help build and support our economy?. Standards Addressed: .

707 views • 11 slides

Financial Crisis and Information Gaps

Financial Crisis and Information Gaps. Michael Gibson Federal Reserve Board July 8, 2009. This presentation represents the views of the author and should not be interpreted as reflecting the views of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System or other members of its staff.

266 views • 8 slides

Source: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.

Source: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.

194 views • 1 slides