PART 3 / PAIRING 1. Yankee Bond 2. Repurchase Agreements 3. A good that is generally accepted as a means of payment when acquiring goods and services 4. Management of the amount of money circulating in the economy and the interest rate 5.U.S. Treasury Bills 6. Municipal bonds 7. Insurance company 8. Dow Jones Industrial Average 9. Excess government spending over treasury collections 10. Eurobond 11. Euro currencies 12. Sallie Mae 13. Ginnie Mae 14. Bank Acceptances 15. Federal Reserve System 16. Inflation 17. Federal funds rate 18. Wealth 19. Treasury Bills 20. Prime Rate

a) Federal agency created to encourage the origination of student loans to cover college education expenses. b) Money. c) Debt instrument issued by foreign borrowers denominated in dollars and sold in the US. d) Budget deficit. e) Non-custodiary financial intermediary f) Intermediate and long-term debt instruments issued by State Governments and Local. g) Monetary policy. h) Short-term asset loans, with the right to repurchase and that are collateralized by short-term federal government securities. i) Indicator or barometer that measures the daily activities of the US stock market. j) Deposits in foreign currencies in banks outside the reference country. k) Instrument designed to facilitate international trade. l) It is characterized by high interest rates. m) Money plus other assets (financial and real) n) General indicator of movements in short-term interest rates o) Indicator of the cost of banks to borrow funds from other banks p) Interest that banks charge their best customers, mainly corporations, on bank loans. This represents an indicator of the cost of firms to borrow from banks. q) Agency that issues securities that are backed by a pool of mortgages insured (FHA) or guaranteed (VA) by the U.S. government. r) Agency that implements monetary policy in the U.S. s) Debt instruments issued by foreign borrowers denominated in a currency different from that of the country where it is sold. t) Short-term debt instruments issued by the Federal Government.