Economic Analysis

Topic: Federal Reserve and the Central Bank Question : What is the difference between illiquid banks and insolvent banks? How does that difference affect the lender-of-last-resort role of central banks?

1 ****************   1) Consider the US Federal Reserve System and compare it with another central bank in a major country, such as the Bank of England, the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan, the Reserve Bank of India, etc. a)What are two features, characteristics, or practices of the second central bank that you chose to compare with the FED that are very similar to the FED? b)What are two features of that central bank that differ significantly from the FED?  Explain. P.S. CHOOSE BANK OF JAPAN

GNBS Chapter 16   How do commercial banks obtain funds?   What is the role of the Federal Reserve bank?   What is a discount rate?   What are reserve requirements and how do they work?   What is contractionary and expansionary policy?   What are some of the policy tools used by the Federal Reserve bank?   What is insider trading?   What does an investment banking firm do?

Question 1 What is the role of the central bank in the financial sector and economy as a whole What is the structure of the central bank, highlight the key departments and their functions If government has power to control printing, why can they just not print money to pay debts

What were the two previous central banks the United States had before the current Federal Reserve system? When was the Federal Reserve established? How old are some other central banks in other countries? Describe in detail how the Federal Reserve is structured and explain how it is mostly independent from political interference? Using ideas like supply and demand, explain how the Federal Reserve uses open-market operations to either raise or lower interest rates at the direction of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC). See if you can find what the most recent decision made by the FOMC was concerning interest rates and explain how that will be reflected in its open-market operations.

What is the role of the Federal Reserve in the United States? A) To provide legal advice to financial institutions B) To conduct monetary policy C) To insure bank deposits D) To offer consumer loans Don't use chatgpt or other ai tool. If you know correct answer then attempt if you gave wrong answer I will give 10 dislikes and more from my friends account

5-Please briefly discuss what is meant by bank liquidity and bank solvency? Why they are important for the health of banking system? Identify and briefly describe the three traditional instruments that may be used by the Federal Reserve to set monetary policy.

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The Federal Reserve's organization There are 5 , 7, 12 Federal Reserve regional banks.   Which of the following contributes to making the Federal Reserve an independent policymaking body?   A) There are 12 Federal Reserve banks.   B) Its role is written into the U.S. Constitution.   C) Members of the Board of Governors are appointed for 14-year terms.     The Federal Reserve's primary tool for changing the money supply is choice: the reserve requirement, open-market operation, the discount rate. In order to increase the number of dollars in the U.S. economy (the money supply), the Federal Reserve will  choice: buy, sell government bonds.

Social security in the U.S. is funded by government expenditures current and future taxes the private sector OU.S. private stock and private bond markets Future U.S. deficits could be decreased by increasing transfer payments and decreasing interest payments on the debt O decreasing government expenditures and increasing taxes increasing government expenditures and decreasing taxes decreasing current an future taxes The government budget is in DEFICIT when OT G-Transfers (TR) Interest on the Debt (INT) 0 Government expenditures (G) - Investment expenditures (I) 0

QUESTION 16 Which of the following is one of the Federal Reserve System's two policy goals (also called its dual mandate)? Economic growth Maximum employment Increasing levels of personal wealth O Financial stability

4- Why was the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act passed? 5-Please briefly discuss what is meant by bank liquidity and bank solvency? Why they are important for the health of banking system?   6- Identify and briefly describe the three traditional instruments that may be used by the Federal Reserve to set monetary policy.

MODULE 3: THE BANKING LAWS AND REGULATIONS LEARNING ASSESSMENT M3B PROBLEMS 1. For each of the following economic changes, predict what will happen to equilibrium interest rate and quantity of money in the financial market. Sketch a demand and supply diagram to support your answers. (Letter A is solved/ answered as a sample of how you are to present the answers for the remaining letters.) A. Gross domestic product (GDP) in the economy increases. MS, i, MD2 MD, Quantity of money Since GDP increase will cause an increase in money demand, this causes the equilibrium interest rate in the money market to rise. The equilibrium quantity of money is constant at Q since MS is fixed. (Now do the rest of the problems.) B. The BSP changes its bank regulations in a way that makes it cheaper and easier for banks to make loans. C. People gain confidence that the economy is growing and that their jobs are secure. D. Banks that have made loans find that a larger number of people than they expected are…

Completed 10 out of 40 O Macmillan Learning Which is NOT a function of the Federal Reserve? regulating the U.S. money supply providing loans to small businesses serving as the lender of last resort regulating the U.S. financial system II 99+

A16)Which did not happen in the wake of the Great Depression? A)creation of the FDIC B)Regulation Q C)Glass Steagle D)creation of the Federal Reserve A17)Separation of Investment banking from commercial banking in 1933 resulted in A. reducing the size of banks in the US B. consolidation of banks C. expansion of banks into out of state D. the Great Depression Group of answer choices A18)Regulation Q is an  A. Interest Rate Floor B. Interest Rate Ceiling C. Interest Rate Derivative D. Interest Rate Game A19)FDIC was created in ________. A. 1913 along with the Federal Reserve Bank B. 1913 along with the Glass Steagall C. 1933 along with the Glass Steagall D. 1913 along with the Glass Steagall A20)When did disintermediation occur on a big scale in the U.S.? A)1970s - 1980s B)1996-1997 C)1930s D)2006 - 2009

Question 14 Which of the following policy measures by a central bank will contract money supply? A buying government security through open market operations B raising the federal funds rate target lowering discount rate D lowering reserve ratio

Question 26 What is the main purpose of monetary policies? reducing government spending in the economy controlling the supply of money in the economy C reducing government intervention in the economy controlling the production of goods in the economy ©2021 Illuminate Education TM, Inc.

19.   Which of the following is NOT an entity of the Federal Reserve System?   Question 19 options:   a)  the Board of Governors   b)  Federal Reserve Banks   c)  the Comptroller of the Currency   d)  the Federal Open Market Committee