Financial Markets
Definitions
Primary and Secondary
Credits and Loans
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100

The market where ownership shares in companies are issued or exchanged.

Share or Equity Market

100

Represent a loan from the buyer to the issuer of the bond.

Bonds

100

The ASX is:

a. share market

b. primary market

c. secondary market

d. all of the above

d. all of the above

100

Allows consumers to purchase consumer goods and services in advance of actual payment

Consumer Credit

100

What is a monopoly?

A company and its product offerings dominate a sector or industry.

200

The market where debt securities (such as bonds) are exchanged, or cash is lent and borrowed.

Debt Market

200

Global market for exchanging national currencies with one another.

Foreign Exchange

200

Name two markets. One starting with P and another with S.

Primary Market

Secondary Market

200

Form of debt that allows businesses to invest in their business operations

Business Loans

200

Seasonal unemployment is

changes in the labour market that occur regularly each year due to the seasons.

300

The market where people buy and sell financial assets that are based on the value of other financial assets.

Derivatives Market

300

Financial contracts whose value is linked to the value of an underlying asset.

Derivatives

300

ASX stands for

Australian Securities Exchange

300

Long-term loans to purchase property, requiring periodic repayments with interest

Housing Loans

300

Demand is 

a consumer's desire and willingness to pay a price to purchase goods and services.

400

The market where financial assets defined in one country’s currency are exchanged for assets defined in another country’s currency.

Foreign Exchange Market

400

Share of ownership of one or more companies.

Stocks/ Shares

400

Shares are sold for the first time by a new publicly listed company.

Primary Market

400

Why are there different interest rates on different financial products?

Reflect differences in the risk to the lender that the borrower will not be able to pay them back

400

What is demand elasticity?

The degree to which individuals, consumers, or producers change their demand or the amount supplied in response to price or income changes.

500

The market where traders buy and sell assets such as stocks, bonds, derivatives and foreign exchange.

Financial Markets

500

Any form of financial instrument including shares and bonds, that provides the holder with a claim over real assets or a future income stream.

Securities

500

Shares and securities are bought and sold from investor to investor.

Secondary Market

500

Mid-2020, Australian households had outstanding borrowings of nearly $1.__ trillion for owner-occupied housing

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500

The unemployment rate formula is

number of persons unemployed over total labour force

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