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1. In March 2021, Congress approved a sweeping $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, authorizing new government spending and a temporary yet dramatic increase in anti-poverty programs help millions of families struggling due to th e coronavirus pandemic. The U.S. government will fund this program by issuing trillions of dollars U.S. government bonds. What area of finance does this statement relate to? O Public Finance O Corporate Financ Risk Management O Government Finance 2. In March 2021, Congress approved a sweeping $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, authorizing new government spending and a temporary yet dramatic increase in anti-poverty programs to help millions of families struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic. What core principle of finance does this statement relate to? Information is the basis for decision making Risk requires compensation Stability improves welfare None of these 3. jonathon has a lot of wealth. His assets include a $1.5 million dollar home, 500K in stocks, and artwork valued at $1 million. He also has about $50,000 in a bank account at Chase Bank. Judy also has a lot of wealth. She has $700,000 in her checking account and $300,000 in her savings account at Chase Bank. She also has $100,000 in stocks. Who is more "liquid"? Jonathon O Judy Both Jonathon and Judy are liquid Neither Jonathon or Judy are liquid. 4. The fact that the Federal Reserve will print a lot of money to buy U.S. government debt so that stimulus checks can go out to Americans can eventually have an impact on which of the following: O interest rates O inflation O economic growth (GDP) The Feds actions can impact all of these. 5. The Coronavirus Stimulus money received by individuals come from the Treasury Department, who has the sole power to print money for the government to use. True False 6. The federal funds rate is the interest rate at which the Federal Reserve lends money to commercial banks for a three-day period in order for the bank to meet its reserve requirements. O True O False 1. In March 2021, Congress approved a sweeping $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, authorizing new government spending and a temporary yet dramatic increase in anti-poverty programs help millions of families struggling due to th e coronavirus pandemic. The U.S. government will fund this program by issuing trillions of dollars U.S. government bonds. What area of finance does this statement relate to? O Public Finance O Corporate Financ Risk Management O Government Finance 2. In March 2021, Congress approved a sweeping $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, authorizing new government spending and a temporary yet dramatic increase in anti-poverty programs to help millions of families struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic. What core principle of finance does this statement relate to? Information is the basis for decision making Risk requires compensation Stability improves welfare None of these 3. jonathon has a lot of wealth. His assets include a $1.5 million dollar home, 500K in stocks, and artwork valued at $1 million. He also has about $50,000 in a bank account at Chase Bank. Judy also has a lot of wealth. She has $700,000 in her checking account and $300,000 in her savings account at Chase Bank. She also has $100,000 in stocks. Who is more "liquid"? Jonathon O Judy Both Jonathon and Judy are liquid Neither Jonathon or Judy are liquid. 4. The fact that the Federal Reserve will print a lot of money to buy U.S. government debt so that stimulus checks can go out to Americans can eventually have an impact on which of the following: O interest rates O inflation O economic growth (GDP) The Feds actions can impact all of these. 5. The Coronavirus Stimulus money received by individuals come from the Treasury Department, who has the sole power to print money for the government to use. True False 6. The federal funds rate is the interest rate at which the Federal Reserve lends money to commercial banks for a three-day period in order for the bank to meet its reserve requirements. O True O False