National Monetary Supply

debt contract originated by a business and insured by a bank

rapid movement of assets and money out of a nation's economy because of adverse conditions

institution that manages a country's or state's money supply, interest rates, and currency

short-term note that originates from a corporation

deposit that is payable on demand to the account holder by the financial institution

increasing interdependence of the world's economies

fund that the Federal Reserve temporarily lends to institutions that have inadequate cash

note that a government establishes, and backs the value of, as a valid form of payment by law

currency that has a face value equal to the value of the substance from which it is constructed

assimilation of cultures, economies, and technologies from across the globe

general gauge of the overall economic status of a country in terms of goods and services produced by that country

continual increase in the average price levels of goods and services

portion of the money supply that has the highest degree of liquidity

entirety of the M1 money supply, as well as savings accounts, money market securities, and money market mutual funds

mechanism that enables financial transactions

commonly accepted form of compensation for goods and services

investment portfolio made up of short-term debt securities

debt security that matures within a short period of time. Typically the term is a year or less.

security issued by banks of $100,000 or more that matures within one year of issuance

note with a face value that originated from a quantity of precious metal

sale of a security where the seller promises to purchase back the security from the buyer at an agreed-upon price and date

concept that ensures an equal measure of worth for monetary units

ability of money to continue to represent the same level of worth over time

tax placed on the imports and exports exchanged between countries

government security issued by the U.S. Treasury representing a short-term debt obligation, with a relatively low interest rate and maturity period within one year

rate at which money flows through the economy