Economic Concepts: Bank Offshoring & Money Types
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What action did J.P. Morgan take to address the Panic of 1907?

  • He pledged his own money and coordinated efforts among bankers. (correct)
  • He became the first chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
  • He introduced the gold standard to stabilize the currency.
  • He made risky investments that led to the financial crisis.
  • How does token money differ from fiat money?

  • Token money is redeemable for precious metals, while fiat money is not. (correct)
  • Token money is primarily used in Europe, while fiat money is widespread in Asia.
  • Token money has a more historical significance than fiat money.
  • Token money is derived from natural resources, whereas fiat money is typically made from modern materials.
  • What does BankCo's experience with offshoring its call center illustrate?

  • Globalization always ensures smooth operational transitions.
  • Offshoring can lead to increased profits without risks.
  • Offshoring results in short-lived revenue growth and damage to the brand. (correct)
  • Strategic trade policies effectively cushion the effects of outsourcing.
  • Which statement about the significance of fiat money is true?

    <p>Fiat money's value relies solely on government decree and public trust.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was a consequence of J.P. Morgan's intervention during the Panic of 1907?

    <p>It prevented a major banking collapse by stabilizing the financial system.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    J.P. Morgan's Role in the Panic of 1907

    • Introduced the gold standard to calm public
    • Made risky investments, causing the crisis
    • Pledged personal funds, coordinating other bankers for financial stabilization
    • Became the first chairman of the Federal Reserve

    Token Money vs. Fiat Money

    • Token money can be exchanged for gold/silver, fiat money cannot
    • Token money is often made from natural materials (e.g., seashells, grains); fiat money is made from bills/coins
    • Token money is a newer innovation than fiat money
    • Token money is prevalent in Asia; fiat money more prevalent in Africa

    BankCo Offshoring Example

    • Shows offshoring's profitability, but risk of legal issues (BankCo lost revenue)
    • Highlights the limitations of strategic trade policies in mitigating outsourcing's effects on domestic economies and employment
    • Led to temporary revenue gains but damage to reputation due to labor disputes
    • Demonstrates that globalization sometimes faces challenges like cultural differences.

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    This quiz covers critical economic concepts, focusing on J.P. Morgan's involvement during the Panic of 1907 and the differences between token money and fiat money. Additionally, it examines the implications of offshoring through BankCo's example. Test your understanding of these financial topics and their impacts on global economies.

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