A) Municipal bonds
B) Corporate bonds
C) Bankers' acceptances
D) Stocks
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A) Repurchase agreements
B) Mortgages
C) Bankers' acceptances
D) Federal funds
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A) Negotiable certificates of deposit
B) General obligation bonds
C) Revenue bonds
D) Repurchase agreements
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A) low, little
B) high, little
C) low, great
D) high, great
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A) stocks
B) corporate bonds
C) Treasury bills
D) Treasury bonds
E) All of the above are financial instruments that are traded.
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A) arranges transactions between buyers and sellers for a fee.
B) is a principal in a transaction.
C) holds an inventory of securities to be sold.
D) All of the above
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A) asked price.
B) bid price.
C) equilibrium price.
D) neutral price.
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A) the interest they earn is taxed deferred until the bonds are sold.
B) they are considered tax-deductible losses.
C) they have zero tractability.
D) the interest they earn is exempt from federal and state income taxes.
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A) 1 month or less
B) 6 months or less
C) 8 months or less
D) 12 months or less
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A) money
B) spot
C) primary
D) secondary
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A) the most liquid of all the money market instruments.
B) traded very actively in the secondary market.
C) the safest of all money market instruments.
D) All of the above
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A) There is no difference.
B) The broker takes a position in a transaction while a dealer for a fee merely arranges trades between buyers and sellers.
C) The broker sells stocks and bonds, whereas the dealer only deals in bonds.
D) The dealer sometimes takes a position (becomes a principal) in a transaction, in addition to arranging trades; the broker only arranges trades for a fee.
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A) discount loans.
B) federal funds.
C) demand on request loans.
D) repurchase agreements.
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A) a smoothly functioning capital market influences how fast the economy grows.
B) it raises the funds needed by net borrowers to carry out their spending and investment plans.
C) it provides the only stage upon which capital goods can easily be traded.
D) Both a and b are correct.
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A) interstate trade
B) domestic trade
C) international trade
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) if properly run, the capital market increases the growth of the economy.
B) capital markets raise funds for net borrowers.
C) capital markets help net borrowers achieve investment plans.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) short-term
B) issued by corporations
C) pay interest twice a year
D) principal repaid at maturity
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A) Money is unique because it is acceptable as a means of payment.
B) Money is illiquid.
C) Money can never lose value in real terms.
D) Money pays no interest and other financial assets do.
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A) the length of time from the issuance of a financial security to its maturity
B) net present value from the issuance of a security
C) the length of time for expected depreciation of the security
D) the time remaining on a Fed Governor's term
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A) are short-term debt instruments only.
B) have maturities ranging from 2 to 30 months only.
C) finance the deficits of the federal government.
D) All of the above are correct.
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