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Type of retirement plan in which an employer allocates specific amounts of money for participating, vested employees in a tax deferred account.

...ns, savings deposits and time-restricted deposits (see also ''high-powered money'').

...t forbids U.S. loans to nations that had in the past defaulted on repaying money owed the U.S.

...yers will make bets, usually with chips that represent a certain amount of money, and if all of the bets are "called" or matched, then whoever has the highe

A [[dice game]] with wagering of money based on the outcome of an individual roll or series of rolls involving two

the practice of lending out a large proportion of the money deposited in a [[commercial bank]].

A sum of money given, often by a government, to a person or persons in return for a servic

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|Claims on deposit money banks<ref> loans, advances and overdraft facilities</ref> |Liabilities to deposit money banks<ref>required reserves, excess reserves, deposits and vault cash</ref>

...lar flow cartoon.jpg|right|300px|The circular flow diagram illustrates how money, services, and goods are exchanged within the various participants of an ec

(SIV) a fund that borrows money - usually at [[LIBOR]] rates - by the issue of asset backed [[commercial pa

...in bank customers who engage in possibly illegal activities, suggestive of money laundering or tax evasion

...ling Stones|Rolling Stones]] bass player [[Bill Wyman]], in order to raise money for charity organization Advanced Research for Multiple Sclerosis.

The reinvestment in a similar [[Asset (finance)|asset]] of money released by the maturity of a [[bond]].

Money made available for investment in innovative enterprises or research, especi

...nities, which could have been pursued using the same resources of time and money.

==The arithmetic of money creation== ...statement in the article that a fractional-reserve banking system creates money may seem hard to believe, but it can easily be established by a simple exam

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an arrangement that enables customers to buy securities with money borrowed from a broker, subject to a minimum maintenance level related to t

A desire to hold [[money]] in preference to other [[financial asset]]s that is attributable to the

A written order to pay the holder a stated sum of money at a stated date (otherwise known as a "draft", the person who is paid bein

...t administers the public revenue, including the receipt and expenditure of money for public services.

...cash plus deposits held by banks at the central bank (termed "high-powered money" in the US, and referred to as M0 in the UK).

* Fayant, Frank, [http://earlyradiohistory.us/1907fool.htm "Fools and Their Money/The Wireless Telegraph Bubble"], ''Success'' magazine, January, 1907 - July

...aration of financial plans specifying a person's or organization's current money situation and long-term monetary goals and identifying strategies to achiev

...iewership, with prizes given to winners in the form of goods, services, or money.

...for which it can be exchanged (equal to price when the other commodity is money).

...oney.cnn.com/retirement/guide/index.html Ultimate Guide to Retirement, CNN Money]

...[asset]]s owned; or, the state of possessing [[goods (economics|goods]], [[money]] or other assets in abundance.

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...f Blandings. Freddy is a bit of a wastrel and spends much of his time (and money) at the Pink Pussy Club in London.

...)| goods]] and [[services (economics)|services]].; (ii) the careful use of money or other resources.

...mano Celant]]. Artists in the movement used mediums that cost little or no money, believing it to be a movement that anyone could get involved with.

...its owners and may employ people, buy and sell assets, and lend or borrow money; it is jointly owned by shareholders, who participate in its profits but ar

...ts. Unlike [[quantitative easing]], it may be done without expanding the [[money supply]].

...depriving an [[inventor]] control of their own inventions, and most of the money made from said inventions. It also refers to a person who invests in flound

...cial bank]]s' [[reserve ratio]]s with a view to the consequences for the [[money supply]] and [[interest rate]]s.

...ernment that was once responsible for collecting and disbursing government money, but which has become less important since 1974 and is now mainly a politic

...ber states of the [[European Union]] that are in economic difficulty, with money borrowed by the [[European Commission]] using the budget of the European U

...ansactions, '''interest''' is the charge a lender imposes for the use of [[money]] by a borrower. The annual rate of interest is also termed a [[discount ra

...ment meets the capital supply. Short-term transactions take place in the [[money market]].

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*''The Election After Reform: Money, Politics and the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act'' (2005)

An institution, that is prepared to lend money to any solvent bank that encounters a serious [[liquidity risk]], or a thre

...as the [[Bank of England]], and along with [[coin]]s and other forms of [[money]], are effectively used as a more convenient way of exchange and [[barterin

...wap]] rate that is used as an measure of the state of confidence in the [[money market]] and an indicator of banks' willigness to lend, and is normally wit

It has been defined by one authority as "a large pool of money completely surrounded by people who want some".

...term also refers to the state of possessing [[goods (economics|goods]], [[money]] or valuable assets in abundance, as opposed to [[poverty]].

...United States, and at present are virtually the only type of U.S. [[paper money]] in circulation. ...stopped in 1963, Federal Reserve notes became the only form of U.S. paper money still being printed.<ref>Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, "1995 Annua

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