Chapter 14. Multiplying Money Down

EIA Activity: Multiplying Money Down

[Online Document Assignment:]

EIA Activity: Multiplying Money Down

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  1. Question

    Use Link 1 to answer the following questions. True or False: The Federal Reserve Bank of New York prints currency in the United States.

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    B.

  2. Question

    True or False: Green ink is used on the backs of all bills regardless of denomination.

    A.
    B.

  3. Question

    Use Link 2 to answer the following questions. True or False: During the fiscal year 2014, approximately 8.9 tons of ink per day were used between the Fort Worth, Texas and the Washington, D.C. facilities at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.

    A.
    B.

  4. Question

    True or False: The Bureau of Engraving and Printing delivers notes each year to replace notes that are either already in or taken out of circulation.

    A.
    B.

  5. Question

    True or False: In the fiscal year 2013, 1,792,000,000 $100 notes were printed.

    A.
    B.

  6. Question

    Can printing currency lead to inflation? Discuss.

    Your response will be graded by your instructor.
    Can printing currency lead to inflation? Discuss.
  7. Question

    Would you ever purchase a home safe to store cash? Yes or no? Explain.

    Your response will be graded by your instructor.
    Would you ever purchase a home safe to store cash? Yes or no? Explain.
  8. Question

    How much currency is currently in circulation? Do you think the amount of currency in circulation is in the millions or billions? Discuss.

    Your response will be graded by your instructor.
    How much currency is currently in circulation? Do you think the amount of currency in circulation is in the millions or billions? Discuss.

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