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A) decrease the size of the national debt.
B) improve its financial position by investing in relatively safe interest-earning assets.
C) stimulate the economy by increasing the amount of money in circulation.
D) drive up interest rates to cool off inflationary pressures.
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A) the size of the federal deficit.
B) unemployment.
C) excessively high interest rates.
D) inflation.
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A) are protected if lost or stolen.
B) have limited use because they can only act as a credit card, and the recipient does not have access to cash.
C) must go through the Federal Reserve's Automated Clearing House system.
D) can be issued to persons without bank accounts who can use them to pay bills online, or access cash from an ATM.
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A) She works for a bank.
B) She will probably invest most of the pension's funds in safe corporate stocks and other conservative investments such as government securities.
C) In order to qualify for maximum tax benefits, the funds Nora invests all must be contributed by the companies who employ members of the Teamsters Union, rather than by the union members themselves.
D) The purpose of the investments Nora is making is to increase the current pay of union members.
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A) the rate of inflation increases.
B) the size of the national debt decreases.
C) foreign goods become less expensive to U.S. consumers.
D) U.S. goods become less expensive to foreign buyers.
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A) electronic check conversion (ECC)
B) electronic funds transfer system (EFT)
C) virtual banking operation (VBO)
D) telechecking system (TELE)
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A) International Monetary Fund
B) World Bank
C) International Development Administration
D) International Reserve Bank
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A) traditional payments are subject to regulation by the Fed and electronic transactions are not.
B) electronic funds are subject to a smaller reserve requirement than traditional funds.
C) electronic funds transfer is more efficient and less expensive for banks than traditional check-based payments.
D) the bank generates advertising revenue from its website.
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A) increase in the rate of inflation.
B) recession.
C) decrease in interest rates.
D) decrease in spending by consumers and businesses.
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A) banks borrowing funds from the Fed will now pay 7% on the amount they borrow.
B) banks must hold funds in their vault or on deposit with the Fed equal to at least 7% of their deposits.
C) the Fed will pay 7% on any securities issued by the federal government during the current time period.
D) the amount of money in circulation can be no more than 7% greater than the amount of gold held in reserve by the government.
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A) membership in the Federal Reserve System was made voluntary for all banks.
B) federally chartered banks were required to join the Federal Reserve System.
C) membership in the Federal Reserve System was required of all banks that had deposits of more than $1 million.
D) all banks were required to hold reserves equal to at least 50 percent of their deposits.
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