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| The value of an asset always increases |
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| Which of the following is NOT a basic finanical concept |
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| Corporations typically finance operations with either_____or_____. |
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| Which of the following is considered short-term (less than one year) debt |
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| To maintain low levels of debt on its balance sheet |
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| Why might a firm choose to issue common stock as opposed to another financial instrument |
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| Increase, investors will view the debt as more risky |
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| Moody's just downgraded the debt of Buffalo Wild Wings basd on possibility that the company will default on its bonds. All things being equal, we would expect the interest rate on BWW's bonds to.... |
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| Is not a common type of bank |
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| A train leaves the station a 6 pm west at 80 mph. A second train leaves the station 3 hours later. The conductor is holding a debt instrument he just received from his broker. Which of these could that debt instrument be? |
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| The practice of finding ways to profit with no risk |
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| A company that is currently publicly traded decides to issue new shares. Issuing these additional shares to the market is called... |
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| The company above decides to go ahead and offer the new shares. What type of bank would the company go to for help in underwriting the new securities? |
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| t-bills, certificates of deposit |
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| Name 2 short term debt instruments |
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| commerical banks and retail banks |
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| Name 2 common types of banks |
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| issue securities, consulting on mergers and acquistions |
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| Name 2 functions of investment bank |
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| registered investment company |
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| Mutual fund, real estate investment trust |
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| Name a common type of RIC |
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| Stockholders (shareholders) |
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| Owners of a corporation are called? |
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| Corporations return money to shareholders through... |
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| t-bills, t-notes, t-bonds |
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| Short term, medium term, long term treasury debt |
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| Types of shares that typically have voting rights |
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| Moody's, Standards & Poors (S&P) |
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| Name 2 debt rating agencies |
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| Name 2 components of an interest rate |
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| What finanical instrument is expected to have lowest return? |
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| _______ shareholder have first rights to dividends |
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| Tulips, 1920's stock market crash |
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| Name or describe a historic bubble other than housing |
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| IPO ( Initial public offering) |
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| Privetly held company offer stock public for 1st time |
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| ________ connect buyers and sellers of financial securities in the secondary market |
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| Security exchange commison |
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| Financial securties are registered through the.... |
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| Before currency________ we used to transact |
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| Money that is only considered currency because the government says it is... |
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| How would the federal Reserve increase money supply? |
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| FDI (Federal department incorporation) |
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| The_____ insues bank deposits up to $250,000 |
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