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Unit quiz: Purchasing power, assets and investment risk

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Question 1

If prices rise faster than savings, a larger balance buys less of the same basket. Compare growth of money with growth of relevant costs.

When can a rising balance lose purchasing power?

Question 2

A shareholder’s return depends on business outcomes and market price. A bondholder faces issuer default risk and can also face price changes before maturity.

Which statement about bonds is sound?

Question 3

Owning many companies in the same narrow industry may leave substantial shared exposure. Count underlying risks, not only the number of ticker symbols.

Why might many holdings still be concentrated?

Question 4

Two funds track similar markets but charge different expenses. Over time, recurring costs reduce what investors retain, even if gross performance is alike.

What should be compared between similar funds?

Question 5

A price decline becomes especially consequential if tuition is due during it. Time horizon and cash needs can turn temporary market movement into a realized shortfall.

Why does liquidity planning matter for volatile assets?

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