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Econ Ch. 11 Review
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short-term obligation with a maturity of 4, 13, or 26 weeks.
treasury notes
treasury bills
savings bonds
treasury bonds
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purchased by investors as long-term investments, but can be quickly sold if investors need cash for other purposes
James Bond
Corporate Bond
Municipal Bond
Junk Bond
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argument that stocks are usually priced correctly & that bargains are hard to find b/c stocks are followed closely
GDP
IRA
EMH
GOP
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What is a document showing that an investor has made an interest-bearing loan to a bank?
Certificate of Deposit
Equity
Share
Deed
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What is the coupon rate of a bond?
Weight of the bond
Stated interest on the debt
life of the bond
the principal or the total amount initially borrowed that must be repaid
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Dollars that become available when people abstain from consumption
Saver
Saving
Save
Savings
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US government obligations with maturities of 2 to 10 years
treasury notes
treasury bills
treasury bonds
savings bonds
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The market value of a mutual fund share is called the
GDP
EMH
NAV
EMP
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banks and credit unions, life insurance companies, pension funds are all examples of what?
Bear Market
Bull Market
Finance Company
Financial Intermediaries
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What is the maturity of a bond?
Weight of the bond
life of the bond
Stated interest on the debt
the principal or the total amount initially borrowed that must be repaid
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the right to buy something at a specific future price
Put Option
Call Option
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a place where buyers and sellers meet to trade stocks.
bull market
stock exchange
bear market
otc market
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Issued by state and local governments and are tax-exempt
Junk Bonds
Municipal Bonds
Corporate Bonds
Bound 2
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existing financial assets can be resold to new owners.
Bull Market
Secondary Market
Primary Market
Bear Market
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The main implication for the investor is that if all stocks are priced incorrectly,
False
True
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shares of common stocks that represent ownership of corporations that is available to investors.
Bear Market
Savings Bond
Stock Broker
Equities
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an electronic marketplace for securities that are not traded on an organized exchange such as the NYSE.
Stock Exchange
Bull Market
OTC Market
Primary Market
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a “strong” market with the prices moving up for several months or years in a row
Primary Market
Bear Market
Bull Market
Secondary Market
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a tax- deferred investment and savings plan that acts as a personal pension fund for employees.
Individual Retirment Plan
NAV
403(b)
401(k)
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Market in which money is loaned for more than one year.
Money Market
Bull Market
Capital Market
Bear Market
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What is the absence of spending?
Saver
Savings
Saving
Save
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an agreement to buy or sell at a specific future date at a pre-determined price.
Spot Market
Futures Contract
Option
Call Option
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In order to compare bonds, investors usually compute the bond’s _____ the annual interest divided by the purchase price.
coupon rate
current yield
maturity
par value
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For an economic system to grow, it must produce what?
spending
cheese
capital
defecit
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What is the par value of a bond?
Stated interest on the debt
the principal or the total amount initially borrowed that must be repaid
Weight of the bond
life of the bond
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the most popular and widely publicized measure of stock market performance
S&P 500
Dow Jones
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practice of holding a large number of different stocks so that increases in some stocks can offset declines in others
Time Variance Authority
bear market
portfolio diversification
mutual fund
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long-term, tax-sheltered time deposits that can be set up as part of an individual retirement plan.
Money Market
401(k)
403(b)
Individual Retirement Account
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have maturity dates ranging from more than 10 to as many as 30 years.
treasury bonds
treasury bills
savings bonds
treasury notes
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a special type of futures contract that gives the buyer the right to cancel the contract
put option
call option
option
triple option
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exceptionally risky bonds
Junk Bonds
Bond and Torture
Corporate Bonds
Municipal Bonds
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the right to sell something at a specific future price.
Put Option
Call Option
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a market where only the original issuer can sell or repurchase a financial asset.
Secondary Market
Bull Market
Bear Market
Primary Market
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low-denomination non transferable bonds issued by the U.S. government that are also called EE savings
treasury bills
treasury notes
savings bonds
treasury bonds
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transaction is made immediately at the prevailing price.
call option
option
spot market
futures contract
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Which of the following is the highest rate of bond?
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AA
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regular payment intended to provide income security to someone who has worked a certain number of years, reached an age
Pension
Investment
Life insurance
Medicare
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money is loaned for periods of less than one year
Bull Market
Bear Market
Money Market
Captial Market
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Financial Systems are made up four parts?
True
False
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§a “mean” or “nasty” market, with the prices of equities falling sharply for several months or years in a row.
Primary Market
Secondary Market
Bear Market
Bull Market
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It uses the price changes of 500 representative stocks as an indicator of overall market performance
S&P 500
Dow Jones
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A mutual fund is a company that sells stock in itself to individual investors
True
False
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A person who buys or sells equities for clients, can also open an Internet account with a discount brokerage firm.
Doctor
Stock broker
Milk Man
Missiuse