A、economic growth
B、social security
C、low inflation
D、full employment
A、ministry of finance
B、central government
C、the banking industry
D、central bank
A、central bank
B、ministry of finance
C、local governments
D、tax authority
A、plunge
B、ebb
C、wane
D、soar
A、collapse
B、surge
C、pickup
D、recover
A、He managed monetary policy according to classic economic theory.
B、He is not dogmatic at all.
C、He believes a central banker should burst a bubble by raising interest.
D、He is a great central banker and he has never made big mistakes.
A、a strategy that cares about trade deficit
B、a strategy that deals with financial crisis
C、a monetary policy strategy to deal with consequences
D、a fiscal policy strategy to address welfare problems
A、bubble
B、extravagant expenditure
C、wrong investment
D、extra cost
A、unable to issue bonds
B、responsible for federal deficit
C、possible to go bankrupt
D、unable to levy tax
A、rise
B、fall
C、not change
D、be hard to say
A、joint account
B、term-deposit account
C、savings account
D、checking account
A、depositor
B、interest
C、signature
D、principal
A、withdrawal slip
B、assets
C、passbook
D、checkbook
A、deposit slips
B、computers
C、parties
D、checks
A、withdraw
B、endorse
C、accommodate
D、compute
A、payee
B、transaction
C、fee
D、commission
A、overdrawn
B、insufficient funds
C、minimum balance
D、liquid
A、demand deposits
B、cancelled checks
C、transactions
D、credit history
A、subtracted
B、negotiable
C、overdrawn
D、flexible
A、balance
B、maximum
C、minimum
D、interest
A、pay back
B、borrow
C、lend
D、disperse
A、debt
B、term
C、collateral
D、mortgage
A、credit rating
B、charge card
C、principal
D、interest
A、pay off
B、default on
C、compute
D、finance
A、tenure
B、principal
C、charge account
D、duration
