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TitleQuiz Chapter 1StartedNovember 16, 2013 812 PMSubmittedNovember 16, 2013 819 PMTime spentHYPERLINK javascriptopenNewWindow(viewAttemptEventsLog.dowebctassmtAttemptId331676404011,ViewAccessLog,500,500) o View Access Log in a new window000724 Total score8/10 80 Total score adjusted by 0.0 Maximum possible score 10 1.Which of the following statements about dealer markets is true Student Response Value Correct Answer Feedback A. Closed-end funds are sold exclusively through this market. B. Rights and warrants can be bought and sold through this market. C. The volume of trading is far greater than the equities market. 100 D. This market uses a system where buyers and sellers enter competitive bids and offers simultaneously. General Feedback Almost all bonds and debentures are sold through the dealer market. These dealer markets are less visible than the auction markets for equities so many people are surprised to learn that the volume of trading on the dealer market for debt securities is several times larger than the equity market. Text reference Chapter 1 The Capital Market. Score 1/1 2.The Canadian securities industry is made up of 3 key elements that make its functioning possible. What are these 3 components Student Response Value Correct Answer Feedback A. Banks, pension funds and investment dealers. B. Banks, trust companies and insurance companies. C. Financial products, financial markets and financial intermediaries. 100 D. Federal, provincial and municipal regulators. General Feedback The three key elements in the securities industry are financial products, financial markets and financial intermediaries. Text reference Chapter 1 The Capital Market. Score 1/1 3.The government of a developing country has just announced a new program to nationalize all oil companies operating within their borders. How are investors interested in investing in this country likely to react Student Response Value Correct Answer
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