Across
- 1. when people panic and all try to get their money out at the same time it is called a __ on the banks.
- 3. the interest rate that banks charge reach other is called the ___ funds rate
- 5. this type of money has value because it can be exchanged for something else
- 6. ___ thousand banks were printing money in 1860
- 7. the interest rate that the Federal Reserve charges banks is called the ___ rate
- 9. This group determines monetary policy for the Federal Reserve
- 12. at the top of the Federal Reserve structure is the Board of ____.
- 13. the % of deposits that a bank is not allowed to loan out is called the Required ___ Ratio
- 14. this type of money has value because the government says so.
- 19. money can't be too easy to get; it must have a ___ supply
- 20. the money does not wear out easily
- 21. it can be easily broken down into smaller units
- 24. when there is too much spending in an economy this occurs
Down
- 1. when there is not enough spending in the economy, this occurs
- 2. during a recession, the Federal Reserve likes a(n) money policy
- 4. without a ___ of exchange, people would need to barter
- 8. a dollar bill is worth the same as 100 pennies
- 10. everyone is willing to exchange the currency for goods and services
- 11. it is easily carried around
- 15. this type of money has value because of what it is made out of (gold, salt)
- 16. The Federal Reserve transfers money from one bank's account to another as part of the check ____ process
- 17. what former president was the first to oppose a National Bank
- 18. the Federal Reserve System is most commonly referred to as the ___.
- 22. the most common form of representative money is the ___.
- 23. a unit of ___ allows you to compare values of goods and services on the basis of one common thing.