ECON 111 Chapter Notes - Chapter 8: Toronto Stock Exchange, Credit Risk, Mutual Fund

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Definition of financial system: the group of institutions in the economy that help to match one person"s saving with another person"s investment. Definition of financial markets: financial institutions through which savers can directly provide funds to borrowers. Long term gives a higher rate of return. Higher the risk higher the rate of return to compensate the rate of risk. a. b. c. A bond identifies the date of maturity and the rate of interest that will be paid periodically until the loan matures. Characteristics of a bond that determines a bond"s value: term and credit risk. Definition of stock: a claim to partial ownership in a firm. The sale of stock to raise money is called equity finance; the sale of bonds to raise money is called debt finance. Stocks are sold on organized stock exchanges (such as the new york. Stock exchange, nasdaq, or the toronto stock exchange).

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