1. What is the primary function of money in financial markets?
2. Which component is included in the M2 money aggregate but not in M1?
3. According to Basel III regulations, which of the following is a key requirement for banks to ensure financial stability?
Money — functions?
Exchange, store of value, unit of account
Money multiplier — formula?
(1 + c)/(r + c)
Basel III — purpose?
Set capital and liquidity standards for banks
Money functions?
Medium of exchange, store of value, unit of account.
Money evolution?
Barter, commodities, precious metals, fiat, electronic.
Money supply components?
Currency, deposits, financial assets.
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