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This powerpoint is purposefully made for A Level Economics using the most recent Cambridge syllabus.

It fully covers - 9.4 Money and banking

9.4.1 definition, functions and characteristics of money
9.4.2 definition of money supply
9.4.3 quantity theory of money (MV = PT)
9.4.4 functions of commercial banks:
• providing deposit accounts (demand deposit account, savings account)
• lending money (overdrafts, loans)
• holding or providing cash, securities, loans, deposits, equity
• reserve ratio and capital ratio
• objectives of commercial banks: liquidity, security, profitability
9.4.5 causes of changes in the money supply in an open economy:
• commercial banks as sources of credit creation and the bank credit multiplier
• role of a central bank
• government deficit financing
• quantitative easing
• changes in the balance of payments
9.4.6 policies to reduce inflation and their effectiveness
9.4.7 demand for money: liquidity preference theory
9.4.8 interest rate determination: loanable funds theory and Keynesian theory