Money and Banking DANTES Test

The Money and Banking DANTES Test covers the material that is taught in a one-semester class at the 101 college level.

This test covers money is created, managed, invested, and regulated. Information on the Federal Reserve and other economic topics make up a good portion of this exam. This exam has some overlap with the CLEP Microeconomics and CLEP Macroeconomics test. If you are considering taking this test, you may want to see if you are eligible for those tests as well.

There is no penalty for guessing on the test and there are some pretest questions included that are not scored, so make sure you answer each and every question.

Credits: 3 - Upper Division

Number of Questions: 94

Recommended Passing Score: 48

Time to complete the test: 90 min

Rank of Difficulty: 3

Information you will need to know for the Money and Banking DANTES test includes:

• role of money
• exchange rates
• how money is regulated
• Federal Reserve
• monetary policy
• Keynesian economics
• structure of the banking industry
• kinds of money
• regulations
• inflation

The sections of the Money and Banking DANTES test are broken down as follows:

5% The Role and Kinds of Money
31% Commercial Banks
18% Central Banking and the Federal Reserve
21% Macroeconomics
18% Monetary Policy
7% International Monetary System

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