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A) Symmetric information in the financial markets
B) Perfect information in the financial markets
C) Asymmetric information in the financial markets
D) Perfect information in the pizza market
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A) The shares of the low quality firm will disappear from the market
B) The shares of both companies will trade on the market
C) The shares of the high quality firm will disappear from the market
D) This is an example of moral hazard and the shares of both companies will cease to trade
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A) Borrowers and lenders have perfect information
B) Borrowers would have more information than lenders
C) Borrowers and lenders have the same information
D) Lenders have more information than borrowers
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A) High quality goods will drive low quality goods out of the market
B) Lacking the ability to distinguish high from low quality, the quality the market will end up offering will be the average quality
C) Lacking the ability to distinguish high from low quality, low quality may drive high quality out of the market
D) High quality is always demanded by consumers over low quality
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A) Individuals are not aware of the true cost of using an intermediary
B) Financial intermediaries are charging for services people do not value
C) Individuals are willing to pay for the reduction in transaction costs financial intermediaries provide
D) They raise the cost of transactions and pass these higher costs on to customers
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A) Increase the cost of financial transactions but offset these higher costs by providing safekeeping of customer funds
B) Provide handling of payments but usually less efficiently than other firms
C) Reduce the cost of financial transactions
D) Provide safety of resources, but only for the large borrowing customers who can afford it
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A) Far less important than direct finance through stock and bond markets
B) Only a little more important than direct finance in the United States
C) Much more important than direct finance through stock and bond markets
D) The same thing as finance through stock and bond markets
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A) Provide information free to investors but charge the companies for the ratings provided on the company
B) Provide information free to investors but recoup expenses through advertising done by the companies being rated
C) Charge investors who subscribe to the services for the information
D) Duplicate information that is available to investors at no cost
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A) Borrower not working as hard once he or she obtains the loan
B) Borrower wanting to refinance the loan
C) Borrower taking greater risk in hopes of obtaining a larger return
D) Economy turning sour and the borrower defaulting
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A) Minimize the monopoly profits some corporations earn
B) Give small corporations a better chance of competing against large corporations
C) Address the potential harm from asymmetric information
D) Discourage risk-taking by investors
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A) The law of demand
B) Economies of scale
C) Comparative advantage
D) Information costs
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A) The additional fees financial intermediaries charge on small accounts
B) The decrease in overall transaction costs that occur as volume increases
C) The reduction in the cost per transaction that occurs as the number of transactions increase
D) The decrease in overall information costs that occurs as more transactions are handled
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A) A greater return for greater risk than what an investor can earn on his own
B) A lower return for more risk than what the investor could earn on his own
C) A lower return for less risk than what the investor could earn on his own
D) A way for individuals to eliminate the idiosyncratic risk associated with any single investment
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A) Charge fees to these small savers and earn substantial income
B) Obtain the funds necessary to make loans to borrowers seeking large amounts
C) Lower their transaction costs of obtaining funds
D) Avoid paying any interest to obtain funds to lend
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A) Buyers having more information about the product than the seller
B) The seller having more information about the product than the buyer
C) Symmetric information
D) Adverse selection
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