Friday, March 4, 2016

UNIT 4

UNIT 4
Money
     I.        Uses of Money
a.       Medium of exchange: it is basically borrow or trade
b.       Unit Of Account: It establish economic value
-EX: Piano lesson and you pay $10 for ever lesson. Instead of paying instead the teacher wanted a cake. So from now on they pay with cake
c.       Store Of Value: money holds its value over a period of time where as products may not ( no matter where you store your money it doesn’t lose its value) Except the purchasing power
   II.        Types of Money
A.)   Commodity Money: It gets its value form the type of material from which it is made
-          EX: GOLD AND SILVER COINS
B.)    Representative money: It is paper money back from something tangible that gives it value
-          EX: IOU MONEY
C.)   Fiat Money: Money basic the government said so

 III.        Characteristics of Money
A.      Divisible: break the dollar bill into many ways.
B.      Portable: Put your money in socks, bra
C.      Uniform: A dollar it’s a dollar, doesn’t matter if you change the president but a dollar is a dollar
D.     Acceptable:
E.       Scare: Money will always be around but it wont
F.       Durable:
 IV.        Money Supplied
A.      M1 Money: 75 percent of money that comes from circulation comes from here (It is liquid- easy to convert)
1.      Cash and coins >Currency
2.      Checkable deposits >Demand deposits  
3.      Traveler’s checks
B.      M2 Money
-          Consist of M1 Money, Savings accounts, and deposits held by banks outside of the USA
-          Saving Account is not a transaction where you can’t pull out ( Only transfer from the saving to checking account)
C.      M3 Money
-          Consists of M2 Money and certificated of deposit money know as CD’s

-          What CD’s are if you keep money in it will grow

1 comment:

  1. M2 money not only consists of M1 money + savings accounts + deposits held by banks outside U.S., it also includes money market accounts! And don't forget the time value of money: "a dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow because of inflation and opportunity cost".

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