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Business Connecting Principles to Practice
Quiz 20: Money,financial Institutions,and the Federal Reserve
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Question 101
True/False
A saving account is also known as a time deposit.
Question 102
True/False
A more recent product of banks is checking accounts that pay interest to depositors.
Question 103
True/False
Some automatic teller machines (ATMs)allow users to pick up concert tickets and download MP3 music files.
Question 104
True/False
Historically,savings and loans always paid lower interest rates on time deposits.
Question 105
True/False
Pension funds are monies put aside by corporations,non-profit organizations,or unions to fund the financial needs of their employees,upon retirement.
Question 106
True/False
Commercial banks offer creditworthy customers automatic loans to cover checks written in excess of their checking account balance.
Question 107
True/False
The Federal Reserve requires that ATM machines be located within 100 yards of a commercial bank.
Question 108
True/False
A major cause of the 2008-2010 banking crisis was the neglect of banks to seriously scrutinize loan applicants for creditworthiness.
Question 109
True/False
Technically,a bank can require depositors to give prior notice before they withdraw funds from time deposits.
Question 110
True/False
Banks focus on the creditworthiness of the borrower when determining whether to grant a loan.
Question 111
True/False
Savings and loan associations,also known as thrift institutions,were created to promote consumer thrift and home ownership.
Question 112
True/False
As nonprofit institutions,credit unions enjoy an exemption from federal income taxes.
Question 113
True/False
Many S&Ls failed when capital gains taxes increased in the late 70s and early 80s,making it less attractive to invest in real estate and causing investors to walk away from their property loans.