Exam 2: The Financial System and the Economy
Exam 1: Money and the Financial System17 Questions
Exam 2: The Financial System and the Economy113 Questions
Exam 3: Money and Payments67 Questions
Exam 4: Present Value65 Questions
Exam 5: The Structure of Interest Rates58 Questions
Exam 6: Real Interest Rates59 Questions
Exam 7: Stocks and Other Assets81 Questions
Exam 8: How Banks Work67 Questions
Exam 9: Governments Role in Banking96 Questions
Exam 10: Economics Growth and Business Cycles79 Questions
Exam 11: Modeling Money75 Questions
Exam 12: The Aggregate-Demandaggregate-Supply Model65 Questions
Exam 13: Modern Macroeconomic Models56 Questions
Exam 14: Economic Interdependence66 Questions
Exam 15: The Federal Reserve System59 Questions
Exam 16: Monetary Control54 Questions
Exam 17: Monetary Policy: Goals and Tradeoffs56 Questions
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The dollar value of a company's stock rose from $20 to $21 during a year.If the stock paid a dividend of $3, the return on the stock was
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Mr.Smith bought stocks of several companies from the secondary market.He used
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A company that takes short term deposits and makes long term loans is a
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The probabilities of different returns on a stock over the year are: Probability Return 10\% -5\% 15\% 0\% 20\% 5\% 30\% 10\% 25\% 20\%
The standard deviation of the return on the stock is about_____ percent.
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Suppose a discount bond costs $5,000 today and pays off some amount b in one year.Suppose that b is uncertain according to the following table of probabilities: b: \ 5,000 \ 5,500 \ 6,000 \ 6,500 \ 7,000 Probability. 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.2 0.2
a.Calculate the return (in percent) for each value of b. (Note: you may just calculate the total return and not worry about how this is split up between current yield and capital-gains yield.)
b.Calculate the expected return.
Suppose an investor has a choice between buying this security or purchasing a different
b.(Note: you may just calculate the total return and not worry about how this is split up between current yield and capital-gains yield.)
c.Suppose an investor has a choice between buying this security or purchasing a different security that also costs $5,000 today, but pays off $5,500 with certainty in one year.How is an investor's choice of which security to purchase related to her degree of risk aversion?
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A contract that makes the owner of a security a part owner of the company that issued the security is known as
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One lesson learned from the financial crisis of 2008 was that
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When a household borrows to buy a home, the resulting security is referred to as
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Risk is the amount of uncertainty relating to the a ______security.
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Commercial banks, savings institutions, and mutual funds are all
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Suppose you are an investor with a choice between three securities that are identical in every way except in terms of their rates of return and risk.
Investment A: Total return = 10 percent with probability 50 percent
Total return = 20 percent with probability 50 percent
Investment B: Total return = 12 percent with probability 40 percent
Total return = 18 percent with probability 60 percent
Investment C: Total return = 5 percent with probability 60 percent
Total return = 25 percent with probability 40 percent
a.Which investment provides the highest expected return? Show your work by calculating the expected return of all three investments.
b.Calculate the standard deviation of all three investments.
c.What type of investor might prefer investment A? Who might prefer investment B?
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Mary used her savings to buy some stocks of a company in the secondary market while Jane sold some stocks she owned through a stock broker.George invested his savings in a bank while Tom bought treasury bills of the U.S.government.Who among the following is using direct finance?
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If a stock's price is $20 at the beginning of a year and $17 at the end of the year, and it pays a dividend of $2 during the year, then the stock's capital-gains yield is _____percent.
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