financial market

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Across
  1. 2. refers to how easily one can exchange money or financial assets for a good or service
  2. 3. the total rate of return, including capital gains and interest paid on an investment at the end of a
  3. 4. the first sale of shares of stock by a firm to outside investors
  4. 5. investing in a wide range of companies to reduce the level of risk
  5. 8. a specific firm's claim on partial ownership
  6. 9. a check or by using a “debit card”
  7. 12. a mechanism for a saver to deposit funds at a bank and promise to leave them at the bank
  8. 14. a measure of the uncertainty of that project’s profitability
  9. 16. a bank account that pays an interest rate, but withdrawing money typically requires a trip to the bank or an automatic teller machine
  10. 17. the monetary value a homeowner would have after selling the house and repaying any outstanding bank loans
  11. 19. to diversify
  12. 21. a time, in exchange for a higher interest rate
  13. 23. a direct payment from a firm to its shareholders
  14. 24. financial investments in new companies that are still relatively small in size, but that have potential to grow substantially
  15. 25. checking account
  16. 26. people who own at least some shares of stock in a firm
Down
  1. 1. funds that buy a range of stocks or bonds from different companies, thus allowing an investor an easy
  2. 6. a bank account that typically pays little or no interest, but that gives easy access to money, either b
  3. 7. an interest rate calculation on the principal plus the accumulated interest
  4. 10. a bond issued by the federal government through the U.S. Department of the Treasury
  5. 11. to buy the house
  6. 13. an institution, like a bank, that receives money from savers and provides funds to borrowers
  7. 14. the amount that it borrowed and also a rate of interest over a period of time in the future
  8. 15. a bond issued by cities that wish to borrow
  9. 18. an interest rate calculation only on the principal amount
  10. 20. a financial contract through which a borrower like a corporation, a city or state, or the federal government agrees to
  11. 22. a card that lets the person make purchases, and the financial insitution immediately deducts cost from that