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(2025)!!




car insurance and life insurance - Answer is a financial
instrument that transfers risk.



checking account and savings account - Answer is a financial
instrument that stores value



Core Principle 3: Information is the basis for decisions. - Answer
Many people believe that, despite ongoing financial innovations,
cash will always be with us to some degree as a form of money.
What Core Principle could justify this view?

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When you apply for a loan, you are required to answer lots of
questions because - Answer the lender needs information on
how likely you are to repay the loan



The set of questions your are asked is standardized - Answer
to reduce the cost of making the loan.



Stock markets are financial markets in which - Answer
ownership shares in companies are traded.



Bond markets are financial markets in which - Answer debt
issues of government units are traded



If offered the choice of receiving $1,000 today or $1,000 in one
year's time, which option would you choose, and why? - Answer
$1,000 today because time has value and by receiving the money
today you can put it to use immediately.



If time has value, why are financial institutions often willing to
extend you a 30-year mortgage at a lower annual interest rate
than they would charge for a one-year loan? - Answer With a
mortgage, the house you purchase acts as collateral for the loan.
This reduces the risk associated with the loan and so reduces the
compensation the bank requires.



If the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission eliminated its
requirement for public companies to disclose information about
their finances, what would you expect to happen to the stock

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