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3. The practice of buying a company and rapidly selling off the component
5. Institutions at the heart of the financial system.
8. demand The flow of spending, across the economy,on goods and services.
9. In a crisis, bank depositors may start to doubt they will get their money back.
10. A term used broadly to describe all the trading in shares or equities.
13. An alternative term for equities
14. Something that can be used to create economic value.

1. IOUs issued by a borrower which normally promise repayment of the money on a set date
2. The annual process through which a government sets out its spending plans and tax measures.
4. The idea, especially influential in the 1990s and early 2000s, that businesses should focus only on improving shareholder returns.
6. The expense involved in using a third party to carry out a task.
7. A catch-all term used to describe tradable financial instruments, such as bonds and equities.
11. The cultivation of crops and the tending of animals for the purpose of supplying food.
12. Defined by Benjamin Coates, a historian, as “a collective denial of economic access designed to enforce global order
15. Income that, instead of being consumed, is set aside for future use.