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LESSON # 1

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In this lesson we shall learn…

1. What is Money?

2. What does it do?

3. Where does it come from?

4. What role does a Bank Play?

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Let’s start by answering

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There could be several possible answers!

IS

MONEY

IS

MONEY

MONEY IS MONEY IS

But ‘None’ Defines ‘Money’ functionally. All of these are ‘Perspectives’ and are correct.

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is what Does

It is a Medium of Exchange

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But everything that can

be exchanged for value

is not money

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These things aren’t generally

acceptable as ‘ Medium Of Exchange’

and hence don’t qualify as ‘Money’

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(anything that is

generally accepted as

payment) is more

efficient than

(trading goods/services

for goods/services)

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Why isn't it a good

idea for me to try to

pay my home

electricity bill by

giving economics

lectures to people

at the power

company?

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Barter requires a double coincidence of wantsYou want the good/service that the other guy has to offer,

and he wants the good/service that you have to offer

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Money performs certain

Essential Functions

For anything to qualify as ‘

Money’ it must performs all

Essential Functions.

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FUNCTION # 1

MEASURE

OF VALUE

Money measures the value of

various goods and services

which are produced in an

economy.

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FUNCTION # 2

MEDIUM OF

EXCHANGE

Money facilitates

transactions of goods and

service as a medium of

exchange.

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FUNCTION # 3

STANDARD OF

DEFERRED

PAYMENTS

Money, besides being the

basis of current

transactions, is also the

basis of deferred payments.

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FUNCTION # 4

STORE OF

VALUE

Money helps people store

surplus purchasing power

and use it whenever they

want.

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Given that I'm paying the power company with money,

why would it probably be a waste of time to drive

down to their office (which is 40 miles away) and pay

in cash?

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Because it's

inconvenient and I

don't need to. It's

much easier to write a

check and mail it in,

or to have money

debited from my bank

account

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Since the funds in your

checking account balance

are easily available for

spending (through an ATM

withdrawal, a debit card,

online bill payments, etc.),

they count as money, too.

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Are the main form of money in our society

BANK DEPOSITS CASH IN CIRCULATION

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BANK is a

financial

institution

that accepts

deposits

and

makes

loans.

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Principles of

Money &

Banking

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PRINCIPLE # ONE

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PRINCIPLE # TWO

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PRINCIPLE # THREE

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PRINCIPLE # FOUR

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PRINCIPLE # FIVE

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T R I M S

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