Money does pay an interest rate: the Treasury Bills and the Treasury Notes pay an almost 5% interest rate. That being said, money does have an interest rate. In the US it's the T-Bill rate(s). 12:10
Broo.... The T-Bill is a short-term bond.... A money market instrument.... It is very liquid but it's an instrument nonetheless.... Not cash.... Cash is a depreciating asset.... There are no returns or interest....
People don’t get to be MIT professors on accent and it is easy ti follow. Some folks just want to complain about everything and anything. Pollutants of Internet.
@@christianforero. Honestly, I wouldn't pay my tuition $$$ on this prof cuz 1) his accent 2) what he said on this lecture seemingly for 101 the very first class BUT THIS IS 14 class.... so that I am OUT 3) I got 0 prof in such kind funny accent. If I got the question in the science, they just gave me an explicit demonstration/ simple explanation instead of like him beating around the bush without hitting the core ..... So that I got my own right to withdraw this class as what I wanted to to choose a better one in the same frequency and as a student's FREE RIGHT
very clarifying
The problem sets are reminding me it also time for a math refresher.
That part i just skipped LOL
Raghuram Rajan - RBI
Greatttt
How is money a liability for the Central bank balance sheet - can anyone elaborate please?
Would recommend asking chatgpt. been asking questions to chatgpt throughout this lecture series so far, and its very helpful.
Because it's majorly derived from the deposits of the customers. Which the bank is obligated to pay as demand.
That's because that money belongs to the commercial banks, as they are required to have a portion of their reserved at the fed
Day 3 (08-09-2024; Sunday)
Money does pay an interest rate: the Treasury Bills and the Treasury Notes pay an almost 5% interest rate.
That being said, money does have an interest rate.
In the US it's the T-Bill rate(s). 12:10
What of Time Deposits, which is part of M3 money, and does beat interst
that would be a bond. Pay atention to the lecture
Broo.... The T-Bill is a short-term bond.... A money market instrument.... It is very liquid but it's an instrument nonetheless.... Not cash.... Cash is a depreciating asset.... There are no returns or interest....
You think you're smarter than an MIT professor? C'mon bud
@@jamesbuttery3862 Quite the contrary; I highly doubt that I'm smarter than the MIT blackboard he writes on. Probably not even than a chalk he uses.
fed can't raise rates. that is all you need to know. Inflation is going hyper
Oh boy, Bernanke is one of yours? That does not speak well of MITs program.
u r pretty stupid ,right?
Why?
Accent is such a put off!
Ask for your money back, oh wait it's free!
Put subtitles on and roll on brother. Usman 🤣 Ironic
People don’t get to be MIT professors on accent and it is easy ti follow. Some folks just want to complain about everything and anything. Pollutants of Internet.
@@christianforero. Honestly, I wouldn't pay my tuition $$$ on this prof cuz
1) his accent
2) what he said on this lecture seemingly for 101 the very first class BUT THIS IS 14 class.... so that I am OUT
3) I got 0 prof in such kind funny accent. If I got the question in the science, they just gave me an explicit demonstration/ simple explanation instead of like him beating around the bush without hitting the core .....
So that I got my own right to withdraw this class as what I wanted to to choose a better one in the same frequency and as a student's FREE RIGHT