1. What do financial markets do? Why are financial markets
important to a
society? How do financial markets accomplish what they do? What
are
asymmetric information problems and why would this problem in
financial
markets matter to society?
Financial Market eases financial transaction between buyer and seller.
E.g. If company wants capital for expansion they can issue share/debt to get the capital to people. Also, people who want the particular company's share or debt can trade in the secondary market.
If an individual/corporate wants loan, he/she can approach to a bank which will give her the loan.etc.
So, financial market is very important to society to meet society's monetary decision.
Financial market brings buyer and seller together to carry out the transaction in exchange for interest income or capital appreciation etc.
There are many asymmetric problems in society. Most of the people are not financially literate. Most of the people are not aware of latest updates in financial market. This problem persists and matters to society because it does not allow an individual to solve his own financial problem by himself and always has to depend on a professional or broker who can manipulate the fact to exploit his wealth for his own benefit.
1. What do financial markets do? Why are financial markets important to a society? How do...
1. What do financial markets do? Why are financial markets important to a society? How do financial markets accomplish what they do? What are asymmetric information problems and why would this problem in financial markets matter to society?
Why do financial markets exist? Given financial markets exist what functions do financial intermediaries preform? How do markets and intermediaries do what they do? What are the differences between money markets and capital markets?
1. Why are financial markets important to the health of the economy? 2. When interest rates rise, how might businesses and consumers change their economic behaviour? 3. How can a change in interest rates affect the profitability of financial institutions? 4. Is everybody worse off when interest rates rise? 5. What effect might a fall in stock prices have on business investment? 6. What effect might rise in stock prices have on consumers’ decisions to spend? 7. How does a...
Discuss why financial institutions cannot be fully replaced by financial markets or face-to-face interactions between borrowers and savers. Where appropriate, indicate how the phenomenon of asymmetric information creates conflicting interests among the involved parties and what the potential solutions could be.
State three major events that happened in the financial markets in 2018. Why do you think they are important? How do they affect the economy?
Be sure to consider (and give an example) how the economy would operate without financial markets, the benefits with/without financial markets, why society created them.
Why financial reporting is important to capital markets ? Explain in a couple of paragraphs
how can the existence of asymmetric information provide a rationale for government regulation of financial markets?
What is asymmetric information and the need for government regulation of banks and financial markets?
How can the existence of asymmetric information provide a rationale for government regulation of financial markets? a). good information becomes quickly obsolete, b). the production of information to combat these asymmetries is subject to moral hazard, c). the production of information to combat these asymmetries is subject to the free-rider problem, d). the production of good information is so costly that all potential buyers of the information are priced out of the market.