Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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A mathematician who uses Statistics to calculate insurance premiums.

A

actuary

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2
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A society in which scarcity of resources in not the predominant condition, and a general level of economic well-being has been achieved by most members of society.

A

affluent society

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3
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Economy devoted to the production, processing, and distribution of food.

A

agribusiness

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4
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The second largest stock exchange in the United States.

A

American Stock Exchange

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5
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A sum of money payed yearly or at regular intervals.

A

annuity

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6
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A formal evaluation of property by an expert, used to establish its market value.

A

appraisal

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7
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An expenditure voted by Congress for use by some agency of the federal government.

A

appropriation

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8
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A line of factory workers and equipment along which a product being assembled passes consecutively from operation to operation until completed.

A

assembly line

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9
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The appraisal of property for the purposes of Taxation

A

assessment

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10
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A possession that can be turned into cash .

A

asset

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11
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The examination by an outside party of the accounts of an individual or Corporation.

A

audit

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12
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The relationship between the payments made by one nation to all other nations and its receipts from all other nations.

A

balance of trade

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13
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Legally declared insolvency, or inability to pay Creditors.

A

bankruptcy

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14
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The exchange of Goods or Services for other goods or services for other goods and services, rather than money.

A

barter

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15
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A market characterized by falling prices.

A

bear market

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16
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The recipient of funds, property, or other benefits from an insurance policy.

A

beneficiary

17
Q

The large board at the New York Stock exchange

A

big board

18
Q

The illegal buying and selling of Goods above the price fixed by a government.

A

black market

19
Q

Stocks of high quality, financially sound Corporations.

A

blue chip stock