The Money Market Contributes to the Banking System By

question 77

Multiple Choice

The money market contributes to the banking system by:

• A)being the main location for its liquid reserves, such as loans to the interbank overnight market
• B)allowing the RBA to drop its requirement that banks hold liquid reserves with it
• C)being a source of funds for banks, mainly through NCDs
• D)enabling banks that accept bills to sell them to investors.
• E)All of these.

Distinguish between substitution and income effects when there is a change in income or prices.

Identify the properties of various types of goods and their demand curves (e.g., Giffen goods, substitutes).

Comprehend the impact of price changes on consumer's budget constraint and choices.

Interpret Engel curves and their significance in economic theory.

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