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Finance describes the management, creation and study of money, banking, credit, investments, assets and liabilities that make up financial systems, as well as the study of those financial instruments.
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Basic question: why do markets grow?
The general answer is no, a closed market with only money circulating within the market, and that money never leaving it or entering it, cannot increase its aggregate price level - provided that the q …
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What do banks do with "Repaid Principal"?
Just as when a loan is made, a matching liability deposit is created by the underlying double entry book keeping operations, when a loan is repaid that money is effectively removed from the system. i. …
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Unintended consequences from "fixing" the US financial system
1) Would lead to the return of general panic led bank runs, and introduce additional instability to the system.
It´s not generally appreciated, that 19th century bank runs were not just a symptom of …
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Does Inflation Make Money Eventually Worthless?
No.
The price paid for any item in a market based economy is loosely a direct function of the total quantity of money and an inverse function of all the transactions that that quantity of money is us …
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Are bank reserves part of M1 or only part of M2, and why?
Using the Federal Reserve's definition for M1 (warning, M definitions can vary between countries, so always check the local definition):
"M1 is defined as the sum of currency held by the public an …
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By what steps and contracts does new money enter the economic system?
A lot of the confusion around this subject is created because of a problem of definition within economics, combined with a long term process that has changed the actual form of money being used in the …
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