A) It allows owners to raise capital without having to borrow.
B) It allows owners to share the risk of failure.
C) It allows owners to turn an illiquid asset into a liquid one.
D) It allows owners to file bankruptcy.
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A) I and II only
B) I and III only
C) III and IV only
D) I, II, III, and IV
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A) systemic; diversification
B) idiosyncratic; diversification
C) systemic; asset valuation
D) idiosyncratic; asset valuation
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A) commercial; investment
B) brokerage; investment
C) private; commercial
D) federal reserve; private
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A) money saved domestically is invested in another country.
B) money saved in another country finances domestic investment.
C) more money is invested domestically than invested abroad.
D) money saved domestically is invested in firms in another sector of the economy.
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A) lose $100
B) make $200
C) make $100
D) lose $200
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A) equilibrium price.
B) interest rate.
C) transaction cost.
D) None of these are true.
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A) reserve ratios.
B) liquidity.
C) interest rates.
D) risk.
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A) borrow; lower
B) save; lower
C) save; higher
D) borrow; higher
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A) is always ready to buy or sell an asset.
B) works at a bank and specializes in loans.
C) works in the financial system.
D) invests in the economy.
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A) the prevailing interest rate when there is no risk of default.
B) the interest rate borrowers get on short-term loans.
C) the interest rate charged by the government.
D) the rate of return savers get on their investments.
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A) equities.
B) debt certificates.
C) intermediaries.
D) Treasury securities.
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A) liquidity.
B) adverse selection.
C) moral hazard.
D) None of these are provided by banks.
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A) Banks
B) Stock exchanges
C) Insurance companies
D) All of these institutions provide liquidity to the financial system.
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A) brings together savers and borrowers.
B) connects the government to those who need public services.
C) helps individuals keep track of the general price level.
D) gathers information about firms' profits.
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A) is the process by which risks are shared among many different assets or people.
B) makes a market more liquid by having intermediaries ready to buy or sell any asset.
C) is the interest rate at which one would lend if there were no risk of default.
D) occurs when a borrower fails to pay back a loan according to the agreed-upon terms.
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A) make $450
B) lose $450
C) make $50
D) lose $50
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A) savers supply funds to those who want to borrow.
B) borrowers buy and sell loans.
C) savers interact to set the interest rate for loans.
D) borrowers supply funds to savers.
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A) spent on productive inputs, such as factories, machinery, and inventories.
B) not immediately spent on the consumption of goods and services.
C) placed in an individual's savings account.
D) stored in any interest-bearing account.
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A) Tom takes out student loans to cover the cost of going to school to learn how to be a welder.
B) Danika takes a job with a salary that is greater than her living expenses, so she starts looking into different options for a 401(k) .
C) Jan is hunting for an apartment close to work that costs about 30 percent of her take-home pay.
D) Chris is looking to buy a new car but does not have the cash on hand to pay for it outright.
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