Capital Market Flashcards

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Capital

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Those goods produced by the economic system that are used as inputs to produce other goods and services in the future.

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Tangible or physical capital

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Material things used as inputs in the production of future goods and services. The major categories are buildings, equipment, inventory?

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Social capital or infrastructure

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Capital that provide services to the public. Mostly public works and public services.

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Intangible capital

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Nonmaterail things that contribute to the output of future goods… example? Goodwill

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Human capital

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A form of capital that includes skills and knowledge that workers have.

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6
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Capital stock

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Current market value of all the stuff.

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Investment (in economics terms)

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The term only means “an increase in capital”. Flow measure

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Depreciation

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The decline in an assets economic value over time

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Capital markets

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The market in which households supply their savings to firms that need money to buy capital goods

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10
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Bond

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Contract between a borrower and a lender

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Financial capital market

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The part of the financial market in which savers and firms interact through intermediaries

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