Econ-Unit1-Test

Trading Trivia: How much did the Dukes lose?

Company issues stock, cannot control who owns it, owners have little say, easy to transfer.

Trading Trivia: What kind of animal wanted to have an S painted on the top of his car?

% you get back on stock sales, dividends, or interest.

Loans to corporations.

The factor of production that was lacking here...

Having greater needs and wants than resources.

The yummy stuff on the plate.

The amount paid back on the savings or loan original amount.

Limited check writing, high minimum deposit, FDIC insured

The original deposit or loan amount.

Makes trades, gives advice, works out budget with clients.

Trading Trivia: Panicing pork belly sellers feared not getting this unless they sell...

Price of stock is determined by...

Trading Trivia: Billy Ray's Green Beret code name in Vietnam...

Water! Water! Water! (said in raspy voice)

Money to buy the things you need to start/run a business.

Combination of savings and investments.

Who or what gets $ stock sale after issue?

Businesses who sell the rights to use their name, but owners must comply with parent company.

Stocks, bonds, mutual funds...

Scarcity is at the root of the definition of...

Highest interest rates, FDIC insured, high minimum deposit.

CDs, savings accounts, money market accounts

"Ownership" that gives 1st cut of profits, but does not give voting rights.

Savings and investment money is more safely found in your...

Mutual fund value is determined by...

No interest, most liquid, FDIC insured

Studying individual markets and smaller-scale economics.

30 large corporations, represents major sectors of economy.

Tech stocks, index of an exchange.

Sheetz runs!

Do you have to have the item in your possession before you sell short?

Most representative of stocks in general.

Merger between competing companies.

The plate, to the company that owns it.

The person who provides that yummy stuff on the plate.

Two companies become one or one takes over another.

Sales (as in the P/S ratio), aka...

Who or what gets $ at IPO or stock issue?

Ownership in a corporation with voting rights.

Earnings (as in P/E and PEG ratio), when sales are > than expenses.

Trading Trivia: Where did Ophelia keep her money before W&V put it in FCOJ?

Merger between companies that produce at different stages of production.

Whole economy (national/international) inflation, recession, GDP, unit 3.

Weighted average of select group of stocks.

Place where stocks, bonds, commodities were traded.

Merger between unrelated companies.

Single owner of a company. Takes all risks, gets all rewards.

Profits that go to the owners...

Not publicly traded but has more than one owner. Liability is unlimited.

Not a commodity.

Buying ______. Get stock now, sell later.

The person who is willing to take the risk and bring the innovation to start business.

Lowest known interest rates, FDIC insured, little to no minimum deposit.

Profits that go back into the company...

The person who provides that yummy stuff on the plate.

Proprietorships and partnerships may form these to get more protection, but is more complicated

Ease of access to money...

% the owners get back from the price of stock from dividends...