ECON 102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Real Interest Rate, Bond Market, Capital Gain

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Econ 102 - principles of macroeconomics - lecture 6: financial institutions and financial markets. This lecture explains the functions of the financial markets, emphasizing on the definitions of loanable funds and interest rates and their relationships. It is important to see clearly which sources form the supply and demand of loanable funds, and which factors can effects in the changes in the two factors. The funds that companies use to buy physical capital. Interest rate - interest expressed as a percentage of financial assets. Asset price is , and interest is , the interest rate is 20% Real interest rate: interest rate minus the rate of inflation. Savings: source of funds used to finance investments. Financial institutions work on both sides of the market. Market for loanable funds is where the government, firms, households and the rest of the world exchange money. Recall that household and businesses form the demand for loanable funds.

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