In Economics, a Market Does Not Primarily Refer to a Specific

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In economics, a market does not primarily refer to a specific place, but rather to the process of buyers and sellers exchanging goods and services

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Definitions:

Reserves

Funds or material set aside or saved for future use, often used in the context of central banking as currency holdings or commodities like gold.

Government Bonds

Government Bonds are securities issued by governments to borrow money from investors, promising to pay back the principal amount with interest on specified dates.

Money Supply

The overall total of financial resources found in an economy at a given instance.

Excess Reserves

The reserves banks hold over and above the legal requirement set by the central bank, often seen as a precautionary measure.