WorksheetsModule Presentation Assignment - The Fed & Bonds
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is the topic of our Presentation?
Monetary Policy & The Central Bank
Bonds & Banks
The Federal Reserve & Bonds
Monetary Policy: The Central Bank & Bonds
Vocabulary Words Set 1: Bonds
Fixed-income investment
Maturity Date
The Dual Mandate
Face Value
Relevance: The Federal Reserve
It regulates the money supply, sets interest rates, and conducts monetary policy to control inflation and unemployment.
It prints and produces United States Currency operates to ensure the adequate amount of cash and coin are in circulation
It provides a safe investment, preserves value, and offers predictable income.
It reaches maturity dates quickly; it usually pay lower yields because of reduced duration risk.
What are the four types of bonds mentioned?
Government Bonds, Municipal Bonds, Corporate Bonds, and Zero-Coupon Bonds
Corporate Bonds, Federal Bonds, Bank Bonds, and Zero-Coupon Bonds
Company Bonds, Primary Bonds, Government Bonds, and Zero Bonds
Government Bonds, Multiple Bonds, Corporate Bonds, and Zero-Coupon Bonds
What are the four Key Functions of The Federal Reserve (The Fed)?
Printing and Producing Money, Setting Interest Rates, Supplying Banks, Guarding Money
Conducting Open Market Trades, Reversing Money Supply, Supervising and Regulating Banks
Regulating Money Supply, Setting Interest Rates, Supervising and Regulating Banks, Conducting Open Market Operations.
Assuring Bank Payments, Enforcing Monetary Policy, Setting Interest Rates
Vocabulary Words Set 1: The Federal Reserve
Central Bank
Fiat Currency
Payment Supply
The Dual Mandate
What does OMO stand for ?
Open Management Operations
Order Markets Operations
Open Markets Operations
Other Management Orders
Vocabulary Set 2: Bonds - The probability that a bond issuer will default and be unable to pay back its bondholders—which would cause the bondholders to lose the money they invested.
Duration Risk
Yield Curve
Yield to Maturity
Credit Risk
Vocabulary Set 2: The Fed - Actions taken by the Federal Reserve in pursuit of achieving its dual mandate and steering the economy through the business cycle; these actions include making adjustments to interest rates and expanding or contracting the money supply in the banking system.
Monetary Policy
Reserve Requirements
Asset Bubble
Bank Payments
Relevance: Bonds
Bonds are crucial to the financial system as they provide a safe investment
They maintain economic stability in the United States within the Central Bank.
It provides stability for the government or other corporate divisions in times of need.
It helps support sustainable economic growth and financial stability in housing districts
