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Finish Your Monetary Policy Drawings

Finish Your Monetary Policy Drawings. (You’ve Got 15 Minutes) ALSO: Bu.L.L. Poster! ALSO: Partners!. After loaning the government $$$. You are left holding a bond. If it’s a 10 year bond, you’ll get paid interest each year. And receive the “purchase amount” back in 10 years. OR.

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Finish Your Monetary Policy Drawings

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  1. Finish Your Monetary Policy Drawings (You’ve Got 15 Minutes) ALSO: Bu.L.L. Poster! ALSO: Partners!

  2. After loaning the government $$$ • You are left holding a bond. • If it’s a 10 year bond, you’ll get paid interest each year. • And receive the “purchase amount” back in 10 years.

  3. OR... • Maybe you don’t want to wait 10 years. • Something comes up, and you want your cash now! • In that case you could sell that bond to someone else.

  4. How the Fed controls the money supply... (drum roll)

  5. The Fed buys or sells bonds in the open market • The Fed can print money, and BUY bonds from the public. • This INCREASES the money supply. • Which makes interest rates go ___ • which makes people/businesses borrow MORE • AND spend MORE (C & I go up) • so AD increases, and Real GDP increases • and recession ends (yay!!)

  6. Think of a dam… • A dam controls the flow of water downriver. • Releasing too much water would cause flooding. • Too little water would cause a drought.

  7. The Fed is like a dam... • & the river is the $ supply. • Too much $ causes inflation. • Too little $ causes a recession. Federal Reserve Money Supply

  8. So, to fight inflation, the Fed should... • Sell bonds. • Which will shrink the money supply, • and make dollars more valuable.

  9. Relationship between unemployment, inflation, and Real GDP.

  10. Quiz

  11. 1. Population = 100Employed = 30Not employed but looking = 20What is the unemployment rate? • A) 10% • B) 20% • C) 30% • D) 40%

  12. 2. A gulfstream employee gets laid off because of the recession. What type of unemployment is this? • A) Structural • B) Cyclical • C) Frictional • D) Seasonal

  13. 3. You are fired from your job because your boss doesn’t like you. What kind of unemployment is this? • A) Structural • B) Cyclical • C) Frictional • D) Seasonal

  14. 4. A CD store goes out of business as more people buy music online. What kind of unemployment do the store employees have? • A) Structural • B) Cyclical • C) Frictional • D) Seasonal

  15. 5. When a period of steady work is followed by a period of unemployment each year. • A) Structural unemployment • B) Cyclical unemployment • C) Frictional unemployment • D) Seasonal unemployment

  16. 6. When the skills of workers don’t match the jobs available. • A) Structural unemployment • B) Cyclical unemployment • C) Frictional unemployment • D) Seasonal unemployment

  17. 7. When the Fed sells bonds, the money supply… • A) increases • B) shrinks

  18. 8. When the Fed sells bonds, interest rates… • A) rise • B) fall

  19. 9. The Fed is most likely to lower interest rates… • A) when we are in a recession. • B) when inflation is high.

  20. 10. The Fed is most likely to sell bonds… • A) when we are in a recession. • B) when inflation is high.

  21. Federal Reserve (the “Fed”) Structure and Functions

  22. What are banks good for? • What services do banks provide?? • Banks: • hold our money • lend us money • process check and debit card transactions

  23. The Federal Reserve or “Fed” • IS A “BANK FOR BANKS”. • The Fed • holds money for banks (and the government) • lends money to banks (and the government) • processes transactions between banks • monitors bank reserves • percent of deposits banks must hold • currently 10% of all deposits

  24. The Fed’s Structure • Privately owned, publicly run. • Banks own it • they buy stock in it • The president appoints the Board of Governors • Governors serve staggered 14-year terms. • One of the governors is made “Chairman of the Fed”.

  25. Federal Reserve Bank – Atlanta District

  26. Strong-Like-Bull Rule • If Real GDP is in a lull, Bu.L.L. • (Buy bonds, Lower federal funds rate, Lower discount rate)

  27. Federal Open Market Committee • (part of the Federal Reserve) • Controls MONETARY POLICY • interest rates • the money supply • the Fed prints our money • & controls it’s circulation

  28. Monetary Policy Handout

  29. Check-Clearing Simulation

  30. Board of Governors Simulation

  31. 2010

  32. 2011

  33. 2012

  34. 2013

  35. 2014

  36. 2015

  37. 2016

  38. 2017

  39. 2018

  40. 2019

  41. 2020

  42. 2021

  43. 2022

  44. 2023

  45. World’s most powerful people 2010. (according to Forbes)

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