money & financial institutions. circular flow of income
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Money & Financial Institutions
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Circular Flow of Income
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What is Money?• a store of value,• A unit of account• A medium of exchange”
• Without money you would have…………….
• Barter
• Problems with barter?
• Double coincidence of wants
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Properties Of Money
• Liquidity • Scarcity • Portability • Uniformity• Durability
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Kinds Of Money• Convertible paper money The
paper money that can be converted into gold and silver. Examples are Gold and Silver certificates…
• ‘I promise to pay the bearer the sum of one pound on demand’
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Commodity MoneyO Has value and
can be used for other purposes.
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Inconvertible money – legal tender - Notes and Coins issued by government.
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Bank deposits• – Bank deposits Savings.
• Either cash or deposit accounts.
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Electronic moneyO - Examples are
Credit Card, Debit card, Charge card
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Interest Rates and Money
O People hold more when interest rate is low and hold less when interest rate is high.
Why is this the case?
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Money Supply Definitions
O M1 cash and notes and cash accounts in banks.
O M2 includes M1 + deposit accounts in banks
O M3 (M1 +M2) cash at non-bank institutions, e.g. Insurance companies and in Pension Funds.
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Money Supply – Quantity Theory of Money
MV=PT OM = MoneyOV =Velocity of CirculationOP = PricesOT = number of transactions
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Why have money?O Transactions Demand purchases
O Precautionary Demand For uncertain expenses
O Speculative DemandDemand affected by changes in interest
rates (what will happen to the demand for money if interest rates increase?)
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Determination of Interest Rate
O Supply and demand for money (if floating)
O In most economies it is set by the central Bank.
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BankingO Retail Banking day to day banks
O Wholesale Banking – commercial and investment banks
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MAIN FUNCTIONS OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND• Banker to the Government• Manages the issue of Government Debt• Banker to the Commercial Banks• Holds gold and foreign-exchange
reserves• Manages the issue of notes and coins• Implements domestic monetary policy• It sets interest rates.
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Tools for Changing the Money Supply
O Changing the discount rate.
O i.e. the rate the Central Bank charges when they make loans to large organizations.
O Buying or selling bonds.
O Buying bonds……… increases cash deposits within banks increases the nation’s M1 or M2 and therefore increases the money available to lend.
O Selling bonds………. Reduces cash deposits within banks.
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