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Select al of the folowing that are true regarsing finance: Finance only ocourt trrough financial intermediaries. including capital markets: Finance is the way a firm pays for assets and fund eperatons lmvestors demand franaing (funding), firms supply it. The assets and operations of a firm are used to make soles, the residual, after costs, is a rebarn to investers: hereases in francing returns are pro-cyclical Increaces in fanancing costs are ort-cyclical QULSTHN 2 Please shect al that are true regarding fnancial intermedaries in the macro economy: Financial Interredaries halp erable econorice trarsacfone by moving monny betienen tryyprs and selkers Financiai Inserrediaries facileste firm firansing by using resources from mapy savers to make ond latger tranasetion (financing) to the firm. Finaraial inkermedaries aliow for risk diversificabor strategies for boch lenders and borowers Financial Intermediaries include banks, capial marknts, private equity, and venture capital (not an exhaustive ist, but Al. must be true for the guasten Io be true) Fonancat fntermeciarse troker franeing betweon savers and bociowure but at a cost to society Financial intermedines tend bo boriow ahort and lend lortg to thk advantage of the yeid curve .
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