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Thekeydistinctionbetweenaprimarymarketandasecondarymarketisthat,inthesecondarymarket,theissueroftheassetdoesnotreceivefundsfromthebuyer.Rather,theexistingissuechangeshandsinthesecondarymarket,andfundsflowfromthebuyeroftheassettotheseller.
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Topic:
14.1FunctionofSecondaryMarkets
Objective:
14.1thedefinitionofasecondarymarket
2)Withoutasecondarymarket,issuerswouldbeunableto________,ortheywouldhavetopayahigherrateofreturn,asinvestorswould________incompensationforexpectedilliquidityinthesecurities.
A)sellnewsecurities;
increasethediscountrate
B)sellnewsecurities;
decreasethediscountrate
C)buynewsecurities;
decreasetheprice
D)sellnewsecurities;
increasetheprice
A
14.12theimplicationsofpricingefficiencyformarketparticipants
3)Investorsinfinancialassetsreceive________.
A)illiquidityfortheirassets.
B)informationabouttheassets'
fairorconsensusvalues.
C)increasedthecostsofsearchingforlikelybuyersandsellersofassets.
D)thedisadvantageofhighertransactioncosts.
B
Investorsinfinancialassetsreceiveseveralbenefitsfromasecondarymarket.Suchamarketobviouslyoffersthemliquidityfortheirassetsaswellasinformationabouttheassets’fairorconsensusvalues.Furthermore,secondarymarketsbringtogethermanyinterestedpartiesandtherebyreducethecostsofsearchingforlikelybuyersandsellersofassets.Moreover,byaccommodatingmanytrades,secondarymarketskeepthecostoftransactionslow.Bykeepingthecostsofbothsearchingandtransactinglow,secondarymarketsencourageinvestorstopurchasefinancialassets.
2TradingLocations
1)Oneindicationoftheusefulnessofsecondarymarketsisthattheyexistthroughout________.
A)theUnitedStates.
B)EuropeandAsia.
C)eachstate.
D)theworld.
D
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14.2TradingLocations
14.2theneedforsecondarymarketsforfinancialassets
2)IntheUnitedStates,secondarytradingofcommonstockoccurs________.
A)inanumberoftradinglocations.
B)inDallas,Texas.
C)ineachmajorcity.
D)Noneofthese
3)WhichofthebelowstatementsisTRUE?
A)IntheUnitedStates,secondarysharesaretradedonmajornationalstockexchanges(thelargestofwhichistheAmericanStockExchange)andregionalstockexchanges.
B)IntheUnitedStates,significanttradinginstocktakesplaceontheso-calledover-the-counterorOTCmarket,whichinvolvesspecificgeographicallocations.
C)IntheUnitedStates,thedominantOTCmarketforstocksintheUnitedStatesistheNewYorkStockExchange.
D)IntheUnitedStates,somebondsaretradedonexchanges,butmosttradinginbondsintheUnitedStatesandthroughouttheworldoccursintheOTCmarket.
IntheUnitedStates,secondarytradingofcommonstockoccursinanumberoftradinglocations.Manysharesaretradedonmajornationalstockexchanges(thelargestofwhichistheNewYorkStockExchange)andregionalstockexchanges,whichareorganizedandsomewhatregulatedmarketsinspecificgeographicallocations.Additionalsignificanttradinginstocktakesplaceontheso-calledover-the-counterorOTCmarket,whichisageographicallydispersedgroupoftraderslinkedtooneanotherviatelecommunicationsystems.ThedominantOTCmarketforstocksintheUnitedStatesisNasdaq.Somebondsaretradedonexchanges,butmosttradinginbondsintheUnitedStatesandthroughouttheworldoccursintheOTCmarket.
3MarketStructures
1)Inacontinuousmarket,pricesmayvary________.
A)becauseofthebasicsituationofsupplyanddemand.
B)aredetermineddiscontinuouslythroughoutthetradingday.
C)aredeterminedcontinuouslythroughoutthetradingdayevenifbuyersandsellersarenotsubmittingorders.
D)withthepatternofordersreachingthemarket.
Manysecondarymarketsarecontinuous,whichmeansthatpricesaredeterminedcontinuouslythroughoutthetradingdayasbuyersandsellerssubmitorders.Forexample,giventheorderflowat10:
00A.M.,themarketclearingpriceofastockonsomeorganizedstockexchangemaybe$70;
at11:
00A.M.ofthesametradingday,themarket-clearingpriceofthesamestock,butwithdifferentorderflows,maybe$70.75.Thus,inacontinuousmarket,pricesmayvarywiththepatternofordersreachingthemarketandnotbecauseofanychangeinthebasicsituationofsupplyanddemand.
14.3MarketStructures
14.3thedifferencebetweenacontinuousandacallmarket
2)________,ordersaregroupedtogetherforsimultaneousexecutionatthesameprice.
A)Inabullmarket
B)Inanefficientmarket
C)Inacallmarket
D)Inabearmarket
3)WhichofthebelowstatementsisFALSE?
A)Inacallmarket,amarketmakerholdsanauctionforastockatcertaintimesinthetradingday(orpossiblymorethanonceinaday).
B)Manysecondarymarketsarecontinuous,whichmeansthatpricesaredeterminedcontinuouslythroughoutthetradingdayasbuyersandsellerssubmitorders.
C)Inacallmarket,amarketmakerholdsanauctionforastockatthesametimeeachday.
D)Anauctioninacallmarketmaybeoralorwritten.
Inacallmarket,amarketmakerholdsanauctionforastockatcertaintimesinthetradingday(orpossiblymorethanonceinaday).
4PerfectMarkets
1)Perfectmarketresultswhen________.
A)thenumberofbuyersandsellersissufficientlysmall,andallparticipantsaresmallenoughrelativetothemarketsothatnoindividualmarketagentcaninfluencethecommodity'
sprice.
B)thenumberofbuyersandsellersissufficientlylarge,andallparticipantsaresmallenoughrelativetothemarketsothatallindividualmarketagentcaninfluencethecommodity'
C)thenumberofbuyersandsellersissufficientlylarge,andallparticipantsaresmallenoughrelativetothemarketsothatnoindividualmarketagentcaninfluencethecommodity'
D)thenumberofbuyersandsellersissufficientlysmall,andallparticipantsaresmallenoughrelativetothemarketsothatallindividualmarketagentcaninfluencethecommodity'
Ingeneral,aperfectmarketresultswhenthenumberofbuyersandsellersissufficientlylarge,andallparticipantsaresmallenoughrelativetothemarketsothatnoindividualmarketagentcaninfluencethecommodity’sprice.
14.4PerfectMarkets
14.4therequirementsofaperfectmarket
2)Aperfectmarketresultswhenallbuyersandsellersare________,andthemarketpriceisdeterminedwherethereis________.
A)price-takers;
equalityofsupplyanddemand.
B)price-makers;
C)price-takers;
inequalityofsupplyanddemand.
D)price-makers;
3)Amarketisnotperfectonlybecausemarketagentsarepricetakersbutisalsofreeoftransactionscostsandanyimpedimenttotheinteractionofsupplyanddemandforthecommodity.Economistsrefertothesevariouscostsandimpedimentsasfrictions.Frictionsinclude________.
A)bid-askspreadschargedbydealersandorderhandlingandclearancecharges.
B)taxes(butnotoncapitalgains)andgovernment-imposedtransferfees.
C)costsofacquiringinformationaboutthefinancialassetandrestrictionsonmarkettakers.
D)financialliabilitythatabuyerorsellermaytakeandtaxesoncapitalgains.
Amarketisnotperfectonlybecausemarketagentsarepricetakers.Aperfectmarketisalsofreeoftransactionscostsandanyimpedimenttotheinteractionofsupplyanddemandforthecommodity.Economistsrefertothesevariouscostsandimpedimentsasfrictions.Thecostsassociatedwithfrictionsgenerallyresultinbuyerspayingmorethanintheabsenceoffrictionsand/orinsellersreceivinglesscommissionschargedbybrokers.Frictionsinclude:
bid—askspreadschargedbydealers.
orderhandlingandclearancecharges.
taxes(notablyoncapitalgains)andgovernment-imposedtransferfees.
costsofacquiringinformationaboutthefinancialasset.
tradingrestrictions,suchasexchange-imposedrestrictionsonthesizeofapositioninthefinancialassetthatabuyerorsellermaytake.
restrictionsonmarketmakers.
haltstotradingthatmaybeimposedbyregulatorswherethefinancialassetistraded.
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