Money, credit, banks
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Banking system of the Russian Federation...
· includes the Bank of Russia, credit organizations, as well as representative offices of foreign banks
· represents a set of national banks, banking infrastructure, banking legislation and banking market, which are in close interaction with each other
· is a collection of different types of national banks operating on the basis of the general monetary mechanism of the country in a certain period
Banking ... - a set of own and borrowed funds available to the bank and used by it to carry out active operations
Banking ... is the inherent probability of banking activities of a bank’s financial losses and/or deterioration in its liquidity due to the occurrence of adverse events associated with internal and/or external factors
Two metals act as a universal equivalent in the monetary system, which is called...
· monometallism
bimetallism
· paper money system
· paper-metal system
Non-cash money emission is based on... operations
· financial
· credit
· currency
stock
In order to curb inflation, the Central Bank of the Russian Federation ... (choose 2 answer options)
carries out additional issue of cash
· increases the value of the key rate
stimulates lending activity
· limits lending activity
· reduces the value of the key rate
It is true that the terms “bank” and “credit organization” ...
· identical
· not identical, since not all banks are credit institutions
· not identical, since not all credit organizations are banks
The emergence of the main theories of money occurred in the following sequence:
The emergence of central banks is historically associated with...
with the development of monetary relations
centralization of banknote issue by the state
· formation of large banks
· expansion of international relations
Restore the chronological sequence of the order of priority of payment documents in the absence or insufficiency of money in the payer’s account to make all payments, established by Article 855 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation “Sequence of debiting funds from the account”:
The universal equivalent, which serves as a measure of the value of goods and services and is easily exchanged for them, is...
The goals of the Bank of Russia are identified as... (choose 3 answer options)
· protection and ensuring the stability of the national currency
· growth of the bank's market capitalization
· ensuring stability and development of the real sector of the country's economy
· ensuring stable development of the country's financial market
· making a profit from active and passive operations
· development and strengthening of the country's banking system
The release into circulation of an additional number of banknotes and means of payment, resulting in an increase in the money supply - this is ...
The monetary system includes elements such as... (choose 5 answer options)
· price scale
· emission of money
· emission mechanism
· order of payments
· name of the monetary unit
· financial liability of settlement participants
· types of banknotes
· mechanism of monetary regulation
· forms of non-cash payments
Monetary… is a restrictive (tight) policy implemented on the basis of increasing interest rates in order to curb inflation; "dear money" policy
Monetary… – a set of specific measures of the Central Bank aimed at changing the money supply, interest rates, lending volumes and other parameters of money circulation
Cash turnover is characterized by indicators such as... (specify 3 answer options)
number of commercial banks in the country
· volume of money supply
· structure of money supply
· volume of loans issued
· speed of money movement
The legally established procedure for the issuance and circulation of banknotes is ... a mechanism
An instrument used to control inflation and involves setting a price
· includes the Bank of Russia, credit organizations, as well as representative offices of foreign banks
· represents a set of national banks, banking infrastructure, banking legislation and banking market, which are in close interaction with each other
· is a collection of different types of national banks operating on the basis of the general monetary mechanism of the country in a certain period
Banking ... - a set of own and borrowed funds available to the bank and used by it to carry out active operations
Banking ... is the inherent probability of banking activities of a bank’s financial losses and/or deterioration in its liquidity due to the occurrence of adverse events associated with internal and/or external factors
Two metals act as a universal equivalent in the monetary system, which is called...
· monometallism
bimetallism
· paper money system
· paper-metal system
Non-cash money emission is based on... operations
· financial
· credit
· currency
stock
In order to curb inflation, the Central Bank of the Russian Federation ... (choose 2 answer options)
carries out additional issue of cash
· increases the value of the key rate
stimulates lending activity
· limits lending activity
· reduces the value of the key rate
It is true that the terms “bank” and “credit organization” ...
· identical
· not identical, since not all banks are credit institutions
· not identical, since not all credit organizations are banks
The emergence of the main theories of money occurred in the following sequence:
The emergence of central banks is historically associated with...
with the development of monetary relations
centralization of banknote issue by the state
· formation of large banks
· expansion of international relations
Restore the chronological sequence of the order of priority of payment documents in the absence or insufficiency of money in the payer’s account to make all payments, established by Article 855 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation “Sequence of debiting funds from the account”:
The universal equivalent, which serves as a measure of the value of goods and services and is easily exchanged for them, is...
The goals of the Bank of Russia are identified as... (choose 3 answer options)
· protection and ensuring the stability of the national currency
· growth of the bank's market capitalization
· ensuring stability and development of the real sector of the country's economy
· ensuring stable development of the country's financial market
· making a profit from active and passive operations
· development and strengthening of the country's banking system
The release into circulation of an additional number of banknotes and means of payment, resulting in an increase in the money supply - this is ...
The monetary system includes elements such as... (choose 5 answer options)
· price scale
· emission of money
· emission mechanism
· order of payments
· name of the monetary unit
· financial liability of settlement participants
· types of banknotes
· mechanism of monetary regulation
· forms of non-cash payments
Monetary… is a restrictive (tight) policy implemented on the basis of increasing interest rates in order to curb inflation; "dear money" policy
Monetary… – a set of specific measures of the Central Bank aimed at changing the money supply, interest rates, lending volumes and other parameters of money circulation
Cash turnover is characterized by indicators such as... (specify 3 answer options)
number of commercial banks in the country
· volume of money supply
· structure of money supply
· volume of loans issued
· speed of money movement
The legally established procedure for the issuance and circulation of banknotes is ... a mechanism
An instrument used to control inflation and involves setting a price
Additional Information
Active bank operations include operations related to...· active attraction of resources by the bank on terms of urgency, payment, repayment
· placement of own and borrowed funds
· increasing equity capital - the basis of the bank’s activities
Monetary factors of inflation include...
· structural imbalance of the economy, monopoly policy, political instability in society
· state budget deficit, increase in public debt, refinancing of the economy
dollarization of the economy
· structural imbalance of the economy
Signs of value include... (specify 3 answer options)
· metal money
· paper money
· credit money
worn gold coins
· commodity money
The forms of inflation include...
general increase in commodity prices
· appreciation of the national currency
· depreciation of the national currency
· increase in retail prices for food products
A commercial financial institution operating on the basis of a special permit (license), for which both specific opportunities for transactions with funds and restrictions on certain types of activities are legally established, is...
The name of the form of inferior money that arose from the development of commercial and bank credit, and is currently represented by central bank notes and bank deposits is ... money
It is not true that the interest rate on a bank loan is influenced by...
key rate
· amount of capital of the creditor bank
· the purpose of attracting a loan by the borrower
availability of collateral for the loan
It is not true that the Central Bank issues into circulation... (choose 2 answer options)
· coins
· checks
· treasury notes
· banknotes
The global trend in recent years has been to reduce the share of ... money in money circulation
One of the functions of a commercial bank is the function...
· emission center of the state
· bank of banks
· accumulation and redistribution of temporarily free funds
government banker
Determine the chronological sequence of the “inflationary spiral” effect:
Determine the chronological sequence of development of monetary systems:
Payments made without the use of cash, through the transfer of funds to accounts in credit institutions and offsets of mutual claims - ... settlements