solution of Chapter 22"liquidity risk" from the book financial institutions and market by saunder and corenet
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Personal Finance
by Rachel Siegel
© Flat World Knowledge, Inc. 2010
Chapter 1 Personal Financial Planning
©2010 Flat World Knowledge, Inc.
©2010 Flat World Knowledge, Inc.
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Personal financial planning includes decision making
about education, employment, housing, transportation,
and lifestyle.
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1.1
Knowledge
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Financial decisions are based on personal goals,
opportunities, and risks.
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1.1
Comprehension
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Most people begin their independent financial lives by
selling their labor to create an income.
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1.1
Knowledge
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Taking a second job, becoming unemployed, entering a
new career, or becoming self employed are as important
as career choices in personal financial planning.
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1.1
Evaluation
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Sound personal financial planning is based on a thorough
understanding of your personal circumstances and goals.
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1.1
Comprehension
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Personal financial planning includes decision making
about earning, spending, saving, and investing.
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1.2
Comprehension
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Because of unpredictability, how you finance your life does
not significantly affect the life you live.
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1.2
Comprehension
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Personal financial planning is a life-long process, not just
for when you are starting out.
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1.3
Knowledge
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Your willingness and ability to assume risk increases with
dependents, and a desire for more financial protection
decreases.
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1.3
Analysis
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A life insurance policy naming a spouse or dependents as
beneficiaries is an example of the impact of family
structure on financial decisions.
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1.3
Application
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Financial planning for pregnancy and birth includes
provisions for increased expenditures, increased costs,
and decreased tolerance for financial risk.
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1.3
Analysis
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A good financial plan does not have to be re-evaluated,
adjusted, or re-adjusted.
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1.4
Comprehension
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A good financial plan must be flexible to respond to
unanticipated needs or sudden changes in circumstances.
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1.4
Knowledge
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Financial planning is the process of making deliberate
decisions to get closer to your goals.
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1.4
Knowledge
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In setting goals, short-term wants and needs are more
important than long-term wants and needs.
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1.4
Analysis
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One of the most critical resources in the financial planning
process is information.
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1.4
Knowledge
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Personal financial planning is not affected by conditions in
the markets that make up the wider economy.
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2.1
Knowledge
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Understanding large-scale economic patterns and factors
indicating the health of an economy can help you make
better financial decisions.
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2.1
Comprehension
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Business cycles include periods of expansion and
contraction as measured by the economy’s productivity.
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2.1
Knowledge
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An economic depression occurs when the GDP begins to
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2.2
Knowledge
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