How are financial firms able to make profits?  Under what circumstances are their profits limited?

Q: How is the acquisition of fixed assets an important activity for a business organization?

A: Fixed assets are the assets that are purchased by a firm for long-term use and the fixed assets…

Q: Economists assert that financial markets serve the function of efficiently allocating capital. What…

A: The stock market, bond market, currency market, and derivatives market are just a few examples of…

Q: Mr. John Dela Cruz, wanted to start investing in the stock market, which of the following financial…

A: In a market, there are different industries and different types of markets for different types of…

Q: use the term Commercial Banks to answer the question below   Explain the purpose of this type of…

A: A bank is an institution in which an individual or consumer deposit their extra or ideal cash and is…

Q: Explain the difference between financial institutions and financial markets, please give examples.

A: Economic system significantly depends on financial assets and transactions, therefore financial…

Q: In whose interest should the corporation be run?

A: A corporation is the organization that requires human resource to make production, economic, and…

Q: In which form of business ownership is the principal-agent problem likely to be the greatest…

A: Business: An organization by which goods or services are sold for earning profit.

Q: why do stock prices constantly change? Doesn’t this go against the law of supply and demand

A: Law of Demand states that other things being constant, an increase in price of good or service will…

Q: Which of the following is not a primary participant in the financial marketplace? a.  governments b.…

A: A financial market is a place where stocks, bonds, and money are exchanged.

Q: Which cities are the top two largest financial centers of the US? A: Chicago B: New York  C:…

A: The top largest financial centers of the US are: Cities GFCI Rank GFCI Ratings New york 1 762…

Q: 1. What is the efficient market theory? 2. What is "Alpha"? 3. Describe the basics of "financial…

A: As you have asked multiple questions, only the first one will be answered. 1. The efficient market…

Q: What are some examples of financial assets? Rank these examples in order of their risk.

A: A financial asset refers to the liquid assets that get their value from a contractual right or…

Q: Give your opinion on the current situation of stock market right now. Would it be profitable to…

A: The securities market could be a share market, but besides shares of corporations, different…

Q: What changes took place in the corporate organizations in the late 19th century, and how did these…

A: The late 19th century mainly in US is associated with the boost in the industrial output and plants…

Q: Of the following, which can create an incentive for financial innovation? a. technological change…

A: Financial innovation and technological change can be aided by deregulation.   Deregulation is the…

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A: At the large financial institutions,compensation practices were considered to be a key contributing…

Q: What is the role of the board of directors in corporate governance? What responsibilities does the…

A: Governance refers to the system under which rules and regulations have been followed by an…

Q: Match each of the following players in the financial system with the financial product(s) they are…

A: Commercial Banks deal in Bonds & Loans. The bonds generally include Fixed Deposit Bonds…

Q: what vital role do demand and supply play in the stock exchange?

A: The Law of demand states the inverse relationship between the quantity demanded of a good and the…

Q: A company has announced a profit, but why is the price of stock still falling? Is the market…

A: The degree to which market prices represent all accessible, relevant information is referred to as…

Q: What caused the Stock Market Crash, when did it happen, and how did life in America change as a…

A: stock market crash of 1929, similarly called the Great Crash, a sharp lessening in U.S. protections…

Q: One of the tasks of a Financial System include providing affordable loans to all consumers and…

A: Allocation of savings into channels of investment in the economy is being done by the financial…

Q: What can workers and consumers do with the impact of mega-corporations?

A: Workers refer to people who work and produce goods and services in the firm. The workers get a…

Q: What are the seveb major types of financial institutions as of today?

A: Financial Institutions  Financial institution refers to the institutes which provide the services…

Q: Which of the following is a benefit of using financial investment to raise financial capital? there…

A: In a market, when a firm wants to raise funds or capital to make investment in the business, it has…

Q: What is Direct relief not-for profit organization do and why is it an important organizaton?

A: Direct Relief is a not-for-profit organization that provides medical assistance to people around the…

Q: What are the key differences between proprietorships, partnerships, and corporation?

A: Proprietorship refers to a person who owns the business and is personally responsible for its debts.…

Q: How economy plays a vital role in controlling stock prices.

A: A stock market, also known as an equity market or a share market, is a gathering of buyers and…

Q: How do economists define equilibrium in financial markets?

A: The price is the difference between what providers receive and what demanders pay in any market.…

Q: Explain the following Business Organization types   A. Sole Proprietorships   B. Partnerships…

A: (A). In sole proprietorship, business is owned and managed by a single person. The liability of that…

Q: Can a financial market be complete and allow for arbitrage opportunities at the same time?

A: Arbitrage is a speculation technique where a financial backer all the while trades a resource in…

Q: What are some of the major factors affecting the stock price?

A: The six factors that affect the stock option prices are: 1) Underlying Price: The current stock…

Q: Which of the following explains the relevance of financial institutions? a. Financial institutions…

A: Financial Institutions is a very broad term it includes banks, NBFCs, insurance companies, brokerage…

Q: What would happen if suddenly banks stop lending (this has happened in the past)? Can it grow?

A: When one or more individuals, businesses, or other entities lend money to additional individuals,…