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Open Market Operations Reserve Requirements Discount Rates |
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Buying securities to boost bank reserves |
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Banks must save __% of money |
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interest rate for banks to make short term loans |
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C+I+G + (X-M) Consumption + Investments + Government spending (Exports - Imports) |
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Part ownership in a company |
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New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) NASDAQ |
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collection of different company stocks to track overall market performance |
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payment to shareholder as a portion of a profit |
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stock from a comp that pays dividends rather than reinvesting (usually slow-growing stocks) |
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company reinvesting profits into the company and not paying dividends; profits made when stocks are sold |
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dividing a share into multiple shares, when a company succeeds |
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resources are pooled into a mix of stock Less risk |
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Initial public offering First value of stock |
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market value of all final goods and services per year per country |
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produced for final use, not resale |
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percent of change in value |
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Consumer price index to track inflation "basket" sample of goods/ services |
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Wage/price spiral Rising input costs Demand pull Monetary growth |
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Inflation helps ____ and hurts ____ |
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Helps borrowers and hurts lenders and people with fixed incomes |
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Place where the price and quantity demanded intersect |
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underground activities, nonmarket activities, negative externalities, life quality |
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Expectations Number of sellers Government regulations Input costs Productivity Technology |
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tastes and preferences expectations substitutes compliments number of consumers incomes |
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