Encyclopedia of Money

A Comparative Examination of Political Institutions' Effect on Economic Growth

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  A Comparative Examination of Political Institutions' Effect on Economic Growth Political institutions play a pivotal role in shaping t...

The Monetary Policy: A Catalyst for Economic Growth

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Monetary policy, a cornerstone of macroeconomic management, plays a pivotal role in shaping the trajectory of economic growth. It is a tool ...

How to save money in college.

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 College life can be expensive, but with careful planning and smart strategies, students can significantly reduce their financial burden. He...

Never borrow money from friends.

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 The age-old adage, "Never a borrower nor a lender be," carries profound wisdom. While borrowing money from friends may seem like ...

TROUBLED ASSET RELIEF PROGRAM

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 The Troubled Asset Relief Program, known as TARP, was the cornerstone of the United States program to address the U.S. financial crisis tha...

UNIVERSAL BANKS

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 In addition to the traditional commercial banking activities of holding deposits and extending loans, universal banks offer a full range of...

FEDERAL OPEN MARKET COMMITTEE (FOMC)

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 The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is the chief policy-making group within the Federal Reserve System. It makes the key decisions for...

ANNOUNCEMENT EFFECT

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 Central banks publically announce intentions of maintaining a key policy interest rate at a certain level called the “target rate.” The pra...

LIQUIDITY TRAP

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 A liquidity trap is a macroeconomic condition in which injecting additional money and liquidity into an economy exerts very little impact o...

U.S. FINANCIAL CRISIS OF 2008–2009

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The U.S. financial crisis of 2008–2009 owed its origins to a failure of institutions to adjust to rapid innovation in the home mortgage indu...
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