Swaps Differ from Futures and Options in All of the Following

question 70

Multiple Choice

Swaps differ from futures and options in all of the following ways EXCEPT

• A) swaps are intended to reduce the risk faced by participants.
• B) swaps have more flexibility.
• C) swaps have more privacy.
• D) swaps have less regulation.

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Definitions:

Political Influence

The power to affect governmental actions, policies, or decisions, often exercised through lobbying or electoral activities.

Public Sector Unionization

The process or state of workers in government and public services organizing into unions to negotiate terms of employment, such as wages and conditions.

Private Sector Unionization

The process or state of organizing workers into labor unions within privately owned and operated companies, as opposed to those in the public sector.

Conspiracy Doctrine

A legal theory used historically to treat labour unions as illegal conspiracies, limiting their ability to strike or organize until legal reforms provided more protection.