Chapter 5: Supply and demand for money and risk return Flashcards

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What is Risk?

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Possibility of potential loss

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What is the Context of Risk and Investing?

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Potential that an investment may prove to be unprofitable

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What is Return

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What savers and investors expect to receive on any investment

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4
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Explain a return in the form of an investment

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Money in a savings account expecting some return on money they leave on deposit

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5
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Explain return on GIC’s and Term Deposits

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Large amounts of money expect to receive large amount to compensate for having their money in the financial institution for a fixed period of time.

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6
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_____ rate of return, ______ degree of risk

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Higher

Higher

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7
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Impossible to have regarding Investing

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Guaranteed high rate of return, low degree of risk
the perfect investment does not exist.

If that Perfect investment did exist, everybody would have their money in that investment and be rich. There would be no investing in the stock and bond market, or the real estate market.

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8
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What Happens when the Degree of Risk Climbs over comfortablility?

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Demand and supply of money to invest in higher-risk investments tend to decline

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9
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What Happens when the Degree of risk is lower then threshold?

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Demand and supply for money to invest increases.

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What Happens to supply and demand for money in Recession?

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Lower Demand for money
Individuals save more spend less - worries about job
Businesses invest less - worried about bankruptcy

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5.2) What happens to demand for money through an increase in inflation?

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Money stays at the same pace.
Inflation goes up 5%, costs goes up 5% for the same item in the same quantity.

Businesses
Hold excess cash, find other assets that would provide them with a high enough rate of return.

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What is demand-pull inflation? what does it do the the economy? how does it affect the economy?

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Consumers want to buy more of any given product.

Demand goes up, supply goes up, more goods produced.

Helps economy grow
More jobs

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13
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What is Cost-push inflation?

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Component-costs from suppliers and other sources rise

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14
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How does inflation help with Government Debt?

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Inflation causes prices to increase, causing the federal government revenue to increase as well through GST.

Earn off income tax revenue, through higher levels of income.

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15
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8 Factors of Financial Risks, name and explain 3.

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Default: Borrowers failure to meet payments of interest, principle, or both. Ability to pay off debt without any interruptions

Liquidity: Investment cannot be converted back into cash quickly, or without a loss of principle.

Foreign exchange: Two currencies have a negative effect upon investment denominated in another country.

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16
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5.4) What causes Discounts in regards to Interest Rates?

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If current investment pays a lower interest rate than the new higher paying investment in the market, to sell your current investment you will have to sell it at a lower face-value (discount)

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What causes a Premium in regards to Interest Rates

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If current investment pays a higher interest rate then the new lower paying interest rate in the market, demand for your current investment will cause you to sell your investment at a price higher than face-value (Premium)

18
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Examples of Variations occurring in Investments. Name 4

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Term Deposits, GIC’s, Bonds, Debentures, Mutual Funds

19
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5.5) Name 3 Different Risk Attitueds

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Risk-Adverse: Accepts lower rates, one type of investment, higher degree of safety

Risk-Neutral: Might Maximize return on investments under consideration, may likely choose investment with highest return rate.

Risk-Seeking: Younger investor who believe time is on their side, can afford to take higher risk, many years for future investing. focused on pleasure of experience of taking risk. Wealthier individuals

20
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What is the Market Hypothesis?

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All investors in all of the markets react quickly to the availability of information

21
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What is fundamentals of a company?

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What the company is currently doing