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1.Assets that either contribute to production or create income or wealth are
- financial assets.
- real assets.
- diversified assets.
- income assets.
- financial asset.
- diversified asset.
- capital gain.
- real asset.
- financial asset.
- diversified asset.
- real asset.
- capital gain.
- financial asset.
- diversified asset.
- real asset.
- capital gain.
- diversified asset.
- financial asset.
- real asset.
- capital gain.
- Diversified asset
- Physical asset
- Financial asset
- Undiversified asset
- lack volatility.
- be stable in value.
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2.A physical asset that has a value due to its substance and properties, such as precious metals, commodities, real estate, land, equipment, and natural resources, is a
3.The copyright for a music composition is an example of a
4.A corporate stock is an example of a
5.A corporate bond is an example of a
6.Real assets are used to produce economic output, while what type of asset serves to allocate how that output is divided up?
7.GameStop has approximately 76,000,000 shares common stock outstanding as of May 2022. Each share has the same value and rights as every other one. In this way, the asset is said to
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- be unique.
- lack uniqueness.
- less unique.
- more unique.
- more liquid.
- higher in volume.
- Government
- Projects
- Investors
- Companies
8.Compared to financial assets, physical assets tend to be
9.In the following diagram of a system of financial cash flows, from where does the initial investment come?
10.In the following diagram of a system of financial cash flows, profits reinvested in the company are called 2 / 4
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- government.
- retained earnings.
- taxes.
- projects.
- taxes.
- investors.
- companies.
- government.
11.In the following diagram of a system of financial cash flows, investment in projects comes from
12.In the following diagram of a system of financial cash flows, taxes are paid by 3 / 4
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- taxes and investment.
- profits and investors.
- investors and companies.
- companies and retained earnings.
- Provide support
- Pass regulation
- Make investments
- Collect taxes
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13.In the following diagram of a system of financial cash flows, what is the government's primary role?
14.In the following diagram of corporate finance decisions, which of these would be most concerned with selecting the right firm in which to invest funds?