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  • A. excess funds for banks
  • B. deficiencies for banks
  • C. organized reservation
  • D. competitive reservations

Explanation: Heavy loan demand uses up a bank's available lendable funds and can create a deficiency or shortage of funds.

Correct answer: deficiencies for banks
  • A. 170 days
  • B. 270 days
  • C. 120 days
  • D. 5 days

Explanation: Commercial paper in the United States traditionally has a maximum maturity of 270 days, allowing it to avoid registration as a long-term…

Correct answer: 270 days
  • A. certified liquidity
  • B. term liquidity
  • C. more liquid
  • D. less liquid

Explanation: A negotiable certificate of deposit can be sold in the secondary market, so greater negotiability gives it greater liquidity.

Correct answer: more liquid
  • A. secondary markets
  • B. primary markets
  • C. direct markets
  • D. indirect markets

Explanation: Negotiable certificates of deposit can be resold before maturity, so they are traded in secondary markets.

Correct answer: secondary markets
  • A. selling treasury bills
  • B. buying treasury bills
  • C. selling Swiss bills
  • D. buying Swiss bills

Explanation: When the Federal Reserve buys Treasury bills, it pays sellers by creating bank reserves, which increases the money supply.

Correct answer: buying treasury bills
  • A. bankers treasury
  • B. treasury bills
  • C. treasury funds
  • D. secured treasury

Explanation: Treasury bills are short-term debt obligations issued by the U.S. Treasury, normally maturing within one year.

Correct answer: treasury bills
  • A. directly
  • B. with brokers or dealers
  • C. functional buyers
  • D. both A and B

Explanation: Repos may be arranged directly between counterparties or through brokers and dealers. Therefore, both listed methods are possible.

Correct answer: both A and B
  • A. markets bid
  • B. bankers bid
  • C. competitive bids
  • D. non-competitive bids

Explanation: A competitive bid specifies both the amount desired and the price or yield offered.

Correct answer: competitive bids
  • A. notes payable
  • B. notes receivable
  • C. commercial paper
  • D. commercial notes

Explanation: Commercial paper consists of short-term, unsecured promissory notes issued mainly by financially sound corporations to meet short-term…

Correct answer: commercial paper
  • A. commercial paper
  • B. commercial notes
  • C. notes payable
  • D. notes receivable

Explanation: Commercial paper is an unsecured short-term instrument commonly issued by corporations to finance working-capital requirements such as…

Correct answer: commercial paper
  • A. 250000
  • B. 100000
  • C. 150000
  • D. 200000

Explanation: Retail CDs are generally nonnegotiable and are issued in denominations of $100,000 or less, unlike negotiable CDs, which commonly use…

Correct answer: 100000
  • A. primary instrument
  • B. bearer instrument
  • C. term instrument
  • D. interim instrument

Explanation: Negotiable certificates of deposit are normally bearer instruments, meaning ownership passes through possession rather than registration…

Correct answer: bearer instrument
  • A. annual funds transaction
  • B. liable funds transactions
  • C. federal funds transaction
  • D. functional funds transaction

Explanation: Federal funds transactions occur when banks lend or borrow excess reserve balances, usually overnight, among themselves.

Correct answer: federal funds transaction
  • A. mutual certificate of deposit
  • B. euro dollar certificate of deposit
  • C. expansionary certificate of deposit
  • D. euro dollar contraction deposit

Explanation: Eurodollar certificates of deposit are dollar-denominated deposits issued by banks outside the United States.

Correct answer: euro dollar certificate of deposit
  • A. banker acceptance
  • B. secured acceptance
  • C. unsecured acceptance
  • D. economic acceptanceAccounting & Auditing

Explanation: A banker’s acceptance is a time draft accepted and guaranteed by a bank, making it payable to the seller or beneficiary in a trade…

Correct answer: banker acceptance
  • A. $40 million
  • B. $10 million
  • C. $20 million
  • D. $30 million

Explanation: Longer-term repurchase agreements, or term repos, commonly involve denominations of about $10 million.

Correct answer: $10 million
  • A. premium basis
  • B. discount basis
  • C. competitive basis
  • D. federal basis

Explanation: Treasury bills do not pay periodic interest; instead, they are sold below face value and redeemed at face value.

Correct answer: discount basis
  • A. organized secondary markets
  • B. organized primary market
  • C. organized interest markets
  • D. organized money marketsEconomics

Explanation: Commercial paper is generally difficult to resell quickly because it lacks a well-organized secondary market.

Correct answer: organized secondary markets
  • A. income in income statement
  • B. expense on income statement
  • C. liability on balance sheet
  • D. assets on balance sheet

Explanation: Federal funds are borrowed reserves, so the borrowing institution records an obligation to repay them.

Correct answer: liability on balance sheet
  • A. functional time line
  • B. contract timing
  • C. contraction period
  • D. expansionary periods

Explanation: During a contraction, loan demand and economic activity generally weaken, leaving banks with comparatively excess funds.

Correct answer: contraction period