Money, Banking and The Federal Reserve System Crossword

an economy in which trades are made in goods and services instead of money
costs associated with the time and effort needed to search out, negoitiate, and consumate an exchange
a good that is widely accepted for purposes of exchange and in the repayment of debt
a common measurement used to express values
something with the value ability to hold value over time
paper money issued by the Federal Reserve System
the total supply of money in circulation composed of currency, checking accounts and traveler's check
account form which deposited funds can be withdrawn in currency or transferred by a check to a third party at the initiative of the owner
and interest-earning account
the central bank of the United States
the 12 member policy making group within the Fed. This committee has the authority to conduct open market operations
a banks checking account with its Federal Reserve district bank
the sum of a banks deposits in its reserve account at the Fed and its vault cash
the minimum amount of reserves a bank must hold against its deposits as mandated by the Fed
buying and selling of government securities by the Fed
the interest rate one bank charges another for a loan
the interest rate the Fed changes a bank for a loan