Answer: All of the above are true.
Answer:
a stock crash
Explanation:
Speculation refers to trading high risk securities in an attempt to earn higher than normal returns. Speculators use stock market fluctuations to purchase and sell risky securities, and when it is aired with buying on the margin the risk increases by the margin amount. Speculators profit from abrupt changes in security prices, and sometimes will artificially increase the price of securities (i.e. a stock market bubble).
Consumer confidence is vital for an economy's health and when it falls, the first place that takes notice of it is the stock market. A decrease in consumer confidence means less private consumption which inevitably results in an economic recession.
When both factors meet, over speculation and a decrease in consumer confidence, the result is the bursting of the stock market bubble and a sharp decrease in prices.
Answer:
Federal funds rate
Explanation:
federal funds rate is simply known as the interest rate at which depository financial institutions borrows(lends) funds maintained at the federal reserve to other depository financial institutions usually or Maybe overnight.
It is simply the interest rate that one bank charges another for borrowing money overnight. Its importance is to help banks meet their reserve requirements and prevent bank failure and also may be use to stimulate the economy.
Answer:
The answer is 60%
Explanation:
Labor force is the total number of people that have job(employed) and the number of people who are willing, able and actively searching for job(unemployed) in a population.
Labor force participation rate is calculated by dividing the labor force by the noninstitutionalized population.
Labor force = employed + underemployed + unemployed
= 96 + 31 + 8
=135 million
So we have:
(135 ÷ 243) x 100 percent.
60% (the nearest whole percentage)
Answer:The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Act 2012 (ACNC Act) governs eligibility of a not-for-profit entity to be registered as a charity for federal purposes, and establishes governance standards and reporting requirements for registered organizations
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