ECON 330 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Time Deposit, Savings Account, Reserve Requirement

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Balance sheet: total assets = total liabilities + capital. * sources of bank funds (liabilities) and uses for the funds (assets) * make profit by setting interest rate asset holdings of securities and loans that is higher then the interest and other expenses on their liabilities. Liabilities = a bank acquires funds by issuing (selling) liabilities, such as deposits, which are sources of funds the bank uses. the funds obtained from issuing liabilities are used to purchase income-earning assets. * checkable deposits (6%): bank accounts that allow the owner to write checks to 3rd parties. Include: non-interest-bearing checking accounts (demand deposits), interest bearing. Now (negotiable order of withdrawal) accounts, and money market deposit accounts (mmdas ---- no rr and not apart of m1) Payable on demand (if want it, go to bank and get it) Low cost to banks b/c ppl like the liquidity so low interest. * nontransaction deposits (53%): owners cannot write checks, but usually receive higher interest.

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