ECON 351 Chapter Notes - Chapter 10: Stock Market Crash, Demand Deposit, United States Treasury Security

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Balance sheet: asset = liabilities + shareholders" equity. Something of value that an individual or a firm owns. Something that an individual or a firm owes. Difference between value of a firm"s asset and value of its liabilities. Accounts against which depositors can write checks: checkable deposits. Demand deposits checkable deposits on which banks do not pay interest. Now accounts checking accounts that pay interest: non-transaction deposits. Savers who are willing to sacrifice immediate access to their funds in exchange for higher interest payments. Savings accounts, money market deposit accounts, time deposits or certificate of deposit. Small-denomination time deposits - cds of less than ,000. Large-denomination time deposits - cds of ,000 or more. Cds worth ,000 or more are negotiable, which means that investors can buy and sell them in secondary markets prior to maturity: borrowings from depositors. Banks often make more loans than they can finance with funds they attract.

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