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Chapter 2



Financial Assets, Money,


Financial Transactions, and 



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LearningObjectives



ã <sub>Tolearnaboutthechannelsthroughwhichfundsflowbetween</sub>


lendersandborrowerswithintheglobalsystemofmoneyand
capitalmarkets.


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ã <sub>Toexplorethecriticalrolesplayedbymoneywithinthe</sub>


financialsystemandthelinkagesbetweenmoneyand
inflationinthepricesofgoodsandservices.


ã <sub>Toexaminetheimportantfunctionscarriedoutbyfinancial</sub>


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Introduction:TheRoleofFinancial


Assets



ã <sub>Thefinancialsystemisthemechanismthroughwhichloanable</sub>


fundsreachborrowers.


ã Throughtheoperationofthefinancialmarkets,moneyis
exchangedforfinancialclaimsintheformofstocks,bonds,
andothersecurities,therebytransformingsavingsinto


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A<i>financialasset</i>is


ã <sub>a</sub><i><sub>claim</sub></i><sub>againsttheincomeorwealthofabusinessfirm,</sub>


household,orunitofgovernment,


ã representedusuallybyacertificate,receipt,computerrecord
file,orotherlegaldocument,


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CharacteristicsofFinancialAssets



ã <sub>Financialassetsaresoughtafterbecausetheypromise</sub><i><sub>future</sub></i><sub></sub>


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ã <sub>Theydonot</sub><i><sub>depreciate</sub></i><sub>likephysicalgoods,andtheirphysical</sub>


conditionorformisusuallynotrelevantindeterminingtheir
marketvalue.


ã Theyhavelittleornovalueasacommodityandtheircostof
transportationandstorageislow.


ã <sub>Financialassetsare</sub><i><sub>fungible</sub></i><sub>theycaneasilybechangedin</sub>


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DifferentKindsofFinancialAssets




Anyfinancialassetthatisgenerallyacceptedinpaymentfor


purchasesofgoodsandservicesis<i>money</i>.Currencyand
checkingaccountsareformsofmoney.


<i>Equities</i>representownershipsharesinabusinessfirmandare


claimsagainstthefirmsprofitsandagainstproceedsfromthe
saleofitsassets.Commonstockandpreferredstockare


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 <i>Debt securities</i> entitle their holders to a priority claim over the 


holders of equities to the assets and income of an economic 
unit. They can be negotiable or nonnegotiable. Examples 


include bonds, notes, accounts payable, and savings deposits.


 <i>Derivatives</i> have a market value that is tied to or influenced by 


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