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The Australian Stock-market
When a company is floated on the ASX:
A bear market would indicate
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A bear market would indicate
The sale of bear furs are up
More people are entering the market
Shares are increasing
Shares are decreasing
2
When a company is floated on the ASX:
The company is buying boats
It is listed for the first time for share buying
They are diversifying to overseas
It is has gone bankrupt
3
Blue Chip shares
Have no risk
Are seen as high risk
Are riskier but the rewards are higher
Are seen as low risk
4
One of the key indicators of performance at the ASX is:
Hang Seng
SPI 1500
All Ordinaries Index
Dow Jones
5
The AUD was floated on the FOREX in
1983
1963
1993
1973
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The percentage of Australians who directly own shares is:
75%
10%
33%
65%
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The Aust. company that experienced difficulties with the collapse of a mining dam in Brazil was
Fortescue
BHP
Ed Rice Mining
Rio Tinto
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BHP stands for:
Broken Hill Pulping Ltd
Brisbane Hill Propriety Ltd
Brisbane Hill Pulping Ltd
Broken Hill Propriety Ltd
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The current CEO of Westpac is
Brian Hartzer
Gail Kelly
Gail Hartzer
Brian Kelly
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Tax changes that favour property investors would
Decrease inequality
Decrease property investment
Decrease the demand for shares
Increase the demand for shares
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The biggest company by market capitalisation
Rio Tinto
CBA
Westpac
BHP
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The current treasurer is
Bill Shorten
Scott Morrison
Malcolm Turnbull
Peter Costello
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The current Governor of the RBA is
Glenn Stevens
Phillip Lowe
Milton Friedman
John Maynard Keynes
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Bull markets
Are when bull prices increase
Are when beef prices increase
Occur when demand for shares is strong
Occur when demand for shares is weak
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A dividend is
When a company declares a profit
When people buy more shares
A payment to shareholders
When your shares increase in value