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The four elements of a financial system are (1) institutions including banks and non-financial entities like households, 2) financial products, (3) venues where financial products can be exchanged and (4) ___________.
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For the past 65 years, the U.S. financial system has been characterized by,
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The best way to describe the financial system is enumerate the ways
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Intermediaries play the most significant role in moving funds from deficit units to surplus units except when the deficit units,
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are large and report their financial condition publicly. |
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are less transparent and there is a benefit to hard-to-gather information, |
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are more opaque so that non-public information is more important for risk assessment. |
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are small so the relative costs of gathering information about them are relatively large, |
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are complex and analytical skills are required for understanding the deficit unit. |
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The more opaque a claim,
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Question 6 (1 point)
As money moves through the financial system there is a counter-flow that moves in the opposite direction. The best way to decribe the counter flow is,
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Intermediaries
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The more transparent a claim,
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Question 9 (1 point)
A small bio-engineering company specializes in using stem cells to build neurological interfaces with advanced prostheses. This is a small company and there are few people who understand its business. The owners of the firm would like to raise capital in order to undertake genetically altered stem cell research. The company is most likely to raise capital. . .
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Question 10 (1 point)
Of all the intermediaries below, the one that generates the most liquid claims is
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When a money market mutual fund and a finance company combine to play the role of a depository intermediary,
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Question 12 (1 point)
The claim on money market funds is usually held by finance companies and other companies that need short term financing.
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Question 13 (1 point)
Holding claims on money market funds are one way that households can earn interest and preserve liquidity.
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Question 1 : (4) Financial Regulators for Smooth functioning of Financial system & to Protect the interest of players of financial system
Question 2: (b) - households that are deficit unit, the govt that is a deficit unit, businesses that are deficit unit & the foreign sector that is a very large surplus unit
Question 3: (b) - Money flows from surplus unit to deficit units through intermediaries & direct markets.
Question 4: (d) - are small so the relative costs of gathering information about them are relatively large
Question 5: (C) -The greater the amount of information that is available about it.
Question 6: (C) - The flow of credit instruments
Question 7: (D) - make markets by stating a price at which they will purchase a securities & a price they will sell it
Question 8: (B) - The more likely it will be purchased by an intermediary as opposed directly by an investor
Question 9: (F): By borrowing from or raising equity capital from private equity intermediary, venture capital firm or angle capital firm
Question 10: (A) - A Commercial Bank
Question 11: ( E) - The claim on the finance company is called commercial paper & is held by the money market mutual fund
Question 12 : (A) - True
Question 13: (A) - True
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