Money
Across
- 2. a currency that holds value of its own, can be used as an item
- 5. the president that vetoed the establishment of the 2nd bank
- 11. the type of interest that is earned on both the principal and previous interest
- 12. the father of American banking, established the 1st central bank
- 15. example: small enough to carry easily
- 16. independent establishment that makes all money for the US
- 17. banks look at this to determine if they'll give you a loan
- 18. example: every $1 bill looks the same
- 19. example: if left in the washer, it won't just disintegrate
- 20. an item or record that is accepted as payment
Down
- 1. example: every store accepts Federal Reserve Notes
- 3. example: broken into smaller, countable parts
- 4. can achieve by repaying loans and debts
- 6. the type of interest that is earned on only the principal investment
- 7. used as currency because the government says it holds value
- 8. happens from racking up debt and not paying it all back
- 9. currency that is exchanged for something of value
- 10. example: only the Federal Reserve can make our money
- 13. the sum total of all the money and assets in a country's economy
- 14. trade with goods, an exchange