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Financial markets and intermediaries: Multiple Choice enable investors and businesses to reduce risk. all of these....
Our text states “Financial markets and intermediaries allow investors and businesses to reduce and reallocate risk.” For a Fortune 500-sized company provide 3 specific examples of how that reducing and reallocating could take place.
financial markets improve economic welfare because Financial markets improve economic welfare because: O A. they channel funds from savers to investors O B. they allow consumers to time their purchases better O C. they eliminate the need for financial intermediaries D. both A and B are correct O E. all of the above are correct
The following are considered part of the benefits generated by the existence of financial intermediaries in financial markets, EXCEPT: Question 2 options: Facilitates the transfer of funds from savers to borrowers. Reduces Adverse Selection on lending operations. Improves efficiency in the allocation of resources. Eliminates all type of risk for investors.
Financial intermediaries' ability to reduce the average cost of collecting information because of their efficient operations allows them to take advantage of 00:38:57 Multiple Choice asset transformation economies of scale. economies of scope transformational trading. standardization.
If all investors become less risk averse, the security market line will Multiple Choice ecurity's risk premium will have the same intercept with a steeper slope; fall have the same intercept with a flatter slope; fall shift upward; rise shift downward; fall
To convince investors to accept greater volatility, you must: Multiple Choice O Decrease the risk premium. O Increase the risk premium O Decrease the real retum. O Decrease the risk free rate. Increase the risk-free rate.
Loans made between borrowers and lenders are 1 Multiple Choice 84 nts liabilities to the lenders and assets to the borrowers since the borrower obtains the funds. assets to the lenders and liabilities of the borrowers since the promises are made to the lenders. not part of either parties' assets or liabilities until the loans are repaid liabilities to both the lenders and the borrowers. Financial intermediaries 2 Multiple Choice 2.94 points O can be banks, but not all financial...
Hedgers use the futures markets to reduce price risk. Which of the following are examples of hedging? Multiple Choice An equities investor sells a share price index futures contract. An Australian exporter with USD receivables buys an AUD futures contract on a US exchange. All of the answers provided. A borrower sells a Treasury bond futures contract. A borrower sells a Treasury bond futures contract.
Hedgers use the futures markets to reduce price risk. Which of the following is not an example of hedging? Multiple Choice An importer with USD payables sells a USD futures contract. A fund manager sells a share market index futures contract. A long-term lender buys a 10-year Treasury bond futures contract. A corporate borrower sells a 90-day bank bill futures contract.
1. True or False: Suppose there is a significant shock to global financial markets. As a result, there is a “flight to quality” – foreign investors flooded the US market with capital, investing in short-term government securities – T-bills3 primarily! This should lead to a DECREASE in US market interest rates. 2. True or False: The following argument is made as to the impact of baby boomers on financial markets. As the bulk of baby boomers approach retirement, there has...