Philippine Banking and Money Supply Quiz
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Which factor contributed to concerns of oligopoly in the banking sector in the Philippines?

  • Low intermediation margins
  • High interest rates for deposits (correct)
  • Stable money supply
  • Decreased output
  • Which action led to stability in the Philippines but resulted in decreased output and increased unemployment?

  • High interest rates for deposits
  • Rapid money supply growth
  • Low intermediation margins
  • Tight money supply control (correct)
  • Which consequence was observed when rapid money supply growth was implemented to stabilize the economy in the Philippines?

  • Decreased output
  • Increased unemployment
  • Stable money supply
  • High inflation (correct)
  • What did the Philippines experience due to economic and political events?

    <p>Rapid money supply growth</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of depositors in the Philippines earned the highest interest rates on their savings in 1988?

    <p>Large depositors</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the average interest rate earned by small savers on their savings in 1988?

    <p>4 percent</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How much did the interest rates differ for six-month and twelve-month time deposits in the Philippines in 1988?

    <p>1 percentage point</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What percentage of total bank deposits did savings deposits account for in the Philippines?

    <p>60 percent</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why were interest rates of time deposits bid up in the Philippines?

    <p>To reduce capital flight</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Banking Sector in the Philippines

    • Concentration of banking assets in a few large banks contributed to concerns of oligopoly in the banking sector in the Philippines.

    Economic Stability and Unemployment

    • The introduction of monetary and fiscal policies led to stability in the Philippines but resulted in decreased output and increased unemployment.

    Monetary Policy and Its Consequences

    • Rapid money supply growth was implemented to stabilize the economy in the Philippines, but it led to high inflation.

    Economic and Political Events

    • The Philippines experienced economic instability and crisis due to economic and political events.

    Interest Rates in the Philippines

    • In 1988, large depositors earned the highest interest rates on their savings.

    Savings Interest Rates

    • The average interest rate earned by small savers on their savings was around 10% in 1988.

    Time Deposit Interest Rates

    • In 1988, the interest rates for six-month and twelve-month time deposits differed by around 2%.

    Savings Deposits

    • Savings deposits accounted for around 40% of total bank deposits in the Philippines.

    Time Deposit Interest Rates

    • Interest rates of time deposits were bid up in the Philippines due to high demand.

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    Test your knowledge on the banking sector and money supply fluctuations in the Philippines. Assess your understanding of interest rates, oligopoly concerns, and the consequences of rapid money supply growth. Challenge yourself with this quiz and expand your knowledge on the country's financial landscape.

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