Topic 1.2 Keep the money rolling in - 2

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Topic 1
Keep the money rolling in - 1

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Agenda
  • Discuss the homework
  • Explanation Topic 1.2
  • Get to work!

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Discuss the Homework
Topic 1.1 Keep the money rolling in  - 1

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Learning Goals
What is the European Central Bank
? And what are its tasks?
What is de Nederlansche Bank
? And what are its tasks?
How can we recognise money through the ages
?

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The European Central Bank
The one in charge of the Euro 

ECB wants the Euro to be a good currency: pay safley and the value must remain the same

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De Nederlansche Bank
The National Bank of the Netherlands is the central bank in our country ->

Bank of the banks

Three tasks: 
1. Taking care of euro banknotes
2. Supervising
3. Price stability

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When can something be used as money?
  1.  Need to be rare
  2. Last a long time
  3. Easy to count
  4. Easy to carry

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Banknotes
Banknotes of the Euro look the same in all countries

Printed > De Nederlandsche Bank > Commercial Banks > Consumers > Stores > Commercial Banks

For the safety every banknote has a number of features in all banknotes

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Interest
Interest is the price for borrowing or lending money
  

As a reward for lending money, we receive interest
We pay interest as compensation for borrowing money

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Slide 11 - Video

What are the five characteristics of money?

Slide 12 - Open question

How many banknotes are there?
There are 7 banknotes in the European Union

Slide 13 - Open question

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Slide 14 - Open question