When a company is floated on the ASX:

It is listed for the first time for share buying

Occur when demand for shares is strong

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1
When a company is floated on the ASX:
They are diversifying to overseas
It is has gone bankrupt
The company is buying boats
It is listed for the first time for share buying
2
Tax changes that favour property investors would
Decrease the demand for shares
Decrease property investment
Decrease inequality
Increase the demand for shares
3
The biggest company by market capitalisation (1 June 2020)
CSL Limited
BHP
CBA
Rio Tinto
4
The current treasurer is
Bill Shorten
Josh Frydenberg
Andrew Gee
Dan Tehan
5
The current Governor of the RBA is
Phillip Lowe
Richard Kingston
John Maynard Keynes
Glenn Stevens
6
BHP stands for:
Brisbane Hill Propriety Ltd
Brisbane Hill Pulping Ltd
Broken Hill Propriety Ltd
Broken Hill Pulping Ltd
7
One of the key indicators of performance at the ASX is:
Hang Seng
Dow Jones
SPI 1500
All Ordinaries Index
8
The AUD was floated on the FOREX in
1993
1963
1973
1983
9
The Aust. company that experienced difficulties with the collapse of a mining dam in Brazil was
Rio Tinto
BHP
Ed Rice Mining
Fortescue
10
The previous CEO of CBA is
Matt Comyn
Catherine Livingstone
Ian Narev
Ralph Norris
11
Bull markets
Occur when demand for shares is weak
Occur when demand for shares is strong
Are when beef prices increase
Are when bull prices increase
12
Blue Chip shares
Are riskier but the rewards are higher
Are seen as high risk
Have no risk
Are seen as low risk
13
A dividend is
A payment to shareholders
When a company declares a profit
When people buy more shares
When your shares increase in value
14
A bear market would indicate
The sale of bear furs are up
More people are entering the market
Shares are increasing
Shares are decreasing
15
The percentage of Australians who directly own shares is:
75%
33%
65%
10%

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