Bonds
Why do government sell bonds?
What is to raise funds for projects like bridges, roads, and military spending?
What is it called when a market is doing good?
What is a bull market?
A saving account has a principal of $7000 with an interest rate of 2%. If it is untouched for three years what is the value in the saving account?
What is $7420?
Which country has the highest GDP in the world?
Who is the United States?
What would be the impact of a price ceiling set below equilibrium?
What is their will be a shortage?
What is par value?
What is the principal of the bond?
Which index tracks several of the largest stocks to see shifts in the market, yet is also stable enough not to change radically due to a few corporations failing?
What is the Dow Jones Index?
A saving account has an initial deposit of $500 at 2% interest. After two years an additional $500 is deposited. How much money is in the saving account?
What is $1020?
What is GDP?
What is the value of final goods and services?
Which type of partnership has no general partners?
What is a LLP?
What is maturity?
What is the years that one holds the bond until the principal is due?
What is the largest stock exchange in the world?
What is the New York Stock Exchange?
A compound loan has an initial principal of $50,000 with 7% interest. This loan compounds daily, how much money would a person owe after 7 years?
What is $81,611.98?
What is GNP?
What is the total wealth of the nation excluding anything made outside of the country?
What type of business organization has the disadvantage that they can end due to conflict?
What is a partnership?
What is the coupon rate?
What is the interest rate on the bond?
Which stocks are held by board of directors or owners and are not publicly traded in the market?
What are common stock?
A bond has an initial sale of $500. If the bond rate is 4% and it matures in 5 years how much is the bond worth?
What is $600?
What is one of the four things GDP cannot measure?
What is nonmarket activities, underground markets, negative externalities, and quality of life?
What is it called when a country protects new industries in order to help them grow until they can compete on the global scale?
What is infant industries?
What are bonds whose rating is below BBB called?
What is junk bonds?
Which stocks acts as a silent partner with the benefit that it has a guaranteed minimum buyout?
What is preferred stock?
A bond has an initial sale price of $2000. If the bond rate is 6% and it matures for 10 years, how much is that bond worth?
What is $3,200?
Daily Double
A country has a total GDP of 700 billion dollars. If ore mining makes up 15% of the national GDP and silver makes up 72% of mining, and silver cost $362; how many pounds of silver are being mined?
What is 208,839.779 pounds of silver?
What is the point called when a supply curve and a demand curve intersect?
What is equilibrium?