Test Bank For Fundamentals of Financial Management 17 th Edition By Eugene Brigham, Joel Houston (All Chapters 1-22, 100% Original Verified, A+ Grade) All Chapters Arranged
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Chapter 22 - Fintech in Financial Markets
- What does the term “fintech” refer to?
- Financial intermediaries
- Cutting-edge financial products and
- Government regulations of technology
- Accounting systems
- Financial institutions
services
ANSWER: b
- What technology enabled the electronic transfer of money in the 19th century?
- Telegraph
- ATM machine
- Bitcoin
- Telephone
- Internet
ANSWER: a
- What led to the explosive growth of fintech?
- Slow economic growth
- High interest rates
- Rapid advancements in digital
- Tighter regulations
- Use of cash and checks
technology
ANSWER: c
- What enabled online bill payment and money transfers in the 1990s?
- Ethereum
- Internet
- Cloud computing
- Mainframe
- Customer demand
computers
ANSWER: b
- What allowed early bitcoin mining?
- Cloud computing
- Lower bitcoin prices
- Using regular computers
- Access to banking data
- Use of renewable energy resources
ANSWER: c
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Chapter 22 - Fintech in Financial Markets
- How does distributed data storage enhance blockchain security?
- By encrypting data
- By hiding IP addresses
- By multiplying the difficulty of hacking the system using multiple nodes
- By blocking malware
- By not allowing duplicate copies of the data
ANSWER: c
- How does blockchain prevent data tampering by hackers?
- Encryption protocols used by hackers
- Using complex passwords
- Hackers could typically access one node, but the system’s consensus mechanism
b.Hackers could access credential checks
d.Firewall protections exploited by hackers
requires a majority of nodes before data is altered
ANSWER: e
- In which type of blockchain can any user add data?
- Private blockchains
- Public blockchains
- Permissionless blockchains
- Corporate blockchains
- Permissioned blockchains
ANSWER: c
- Which is an advantage of using bitcoins for transactions?
- Availability of credit
- Deposit insurance
- Reversible payments
- Faster transaction
- Zero fees
speed
ANSWER: d
- Which of the following contributes to the volatility of the market value of Bitcoin?
- Government bans
- Technical glitches
- Speculation and investor attitudes
- Incorrect pricing data
- Cash is still used for purchasing goods and
services
ANSWER: c
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Chapter 22 - Fintech in Financial Markets
- How can crypto volatility be hedged?
- With collateralized debt
- Through arbitrage
- Using futures contracts
- By trading options
- By eliminating cash for international
transactions
ANSWER: c
- Why do institutional investors have a reluctancy to enter the bitcoin futures market?
- Government bailout policies
- Deposit insurance protection does not apply to the
- Confidence in short-term volatility
- A perceived lack of liquidity.
- Distrust in bitcoin versus cash
market.
ANSWER: d
- How could exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on bitcoin futures approval aid crypto adoption?
- By guaranteeing bitcoin prices
- Through promoting smart contracts in traditional tradeable securities
- By attracting institutional investors to cryptocurrencies through traditional
- From tax incentives for cryptocurrency miners
- By avoiding price manipulation
markets
ANSWER: c
- What are smart contracts used for on the blockchain?
- Hiring lawyers
- Security regulations
- Storing personal data
- Automating transactions without
- Guarantee secure transactions
intermediaries
ANSWER: d
- What are initial coin offerings (ICOs)?
- A type of blockchain
- An equity offering
- A process similar to initial public offerings (IPOs)
- An options market
- An international currency option
ANSWER: c
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