Exam 10: Savings, Investment Spending, and the Financial System
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An asset that can be quickly converted to cash with relatively little loss of value is:
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The expenses involved in actually putting together and executing a deal are called liquidity costs.
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Given an annual interest rate of 3%, the present value of a future payment of $2,080 to be paid in one year is:
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An increase in the interest rate causes a decrease in investment by shifting the loanable funds demand curve to the left.
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Figure: Loanable Funds Market
-(Figure: Loanable Funds Market) Look at the figure Loanable Funds Market. If the interest rate is 8%, people will want to save approximately:
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A bond is a financial asset that pays a fixed amount of interest each year and then repays the principal on a given date.
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Figure: Crowding Out
-(Figure: Crowding Out) Look at the figure Crowding Out. The demand for loanable funds curve DLF1 will shift to DLF2 when there is:
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Over the past 100 years, the rate of return on stocks has averaged about _____, and the return on bonds has averaged approximately _____.
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The value of all accumulated savings of a household is called:
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A decrease in the level of business opportunity will generally _____ the loanable funds demand curve.
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Student loans, auto loans, and credit card loans are often securitized.
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Mutual funds allow investors with a relatively small amount of money to indirectly hold a diversified portfolio, which allows them to invest in stocks more safely than they could otherwise.
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