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Chapter 16:The Federal Reserve and Monetary Policy
Section 1: The Federal Reserve System
Pages 474-479
Slide 2 - Diapositive
Objectives
Examine the purpose and duties of a central Bank
Analyze the structure of the Fed
Debate on the importance of a central bank
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Central bank is a nation’s main monetary authority, which is able to conduct certain monetary practices.
Monetary means “relating to money.
The Federal Reserve System is the central bank of the United States and is commonly called the Fed.
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What is the other name of a central bank of United states?
A
Central Bank
B
Bank of America
C
American Bank
D
Fed
Slide 5 - Quiz
There are three common duties that all central banks perform: holding reserves, assuring stability of the banking and monetary systems, and lending money to banks and the government.
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How does the central bank control the money supply?
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Answers
Central bank holds reserves to influences the amount of loanable funds banks have available.
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How is confusion avoided when notes are issued by individual banks?
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Answers
Central Banks controls the way money is issued and circulated.
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Structure of the Fed
1.Board of governors
2.Twelve District Banks
3.Member Banks
4.Federal Open Market Committee
5.Advisory Councils
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How commercial banks are there in member banks?
A
2500
B
5000
C
2900
D
3000
Slide 13 - Quiz
Who sets up the policy for the banks?
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Answers
Board of governors
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How do member banks provide funding for the Fed?
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Importance of central bank
Central banks play a crucial role in ensuring economic and financial stability. They conduct monetary policy to achieve low and stable inflation.
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Why do you think every country should have a central bank? Or how does it help during a financial crisis?