_________ Take Positions in Financial Futures to Reduce Their Exposure

question 42

Multiple Choice

  _________ take positions in financial futures to reduce their exposure to future movements in interest rates or stock prices; ________ commonly take the opposite position and thus serve as counterparties on many transactions.

• A)Speculators; hedgers
• B)Hedgers; speculators
• C)Arbitrageurs; speculators
• D)Hedgers; arbitrageurs

Identify the first black Democrat in Congress and the significance of black Americans' shift from the Republican to the Democratic Party.

Comprehend the role of New Deal programs in benefiting black farmers and their economic conditions.

Acknowledge the political and social transitions of black Americans during the 1930s.

Analyze the discriminatory practices within the federal employment system during the 1930s.

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Definitions:

Public Policy

Government actions and strategies designed to address public issues and affect the lives of citizens.

Competition

Competition involves rivalry among parties where each strives for a common goal that cannot be shared, often leading to innovation and improved services or products.

Federalist Papers

A collection of 85 articles and essays written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay promoting the ratification of the United States Constitution.

Organized Interests

Organized interests refer to groups or associations formed by individuals or organizations to advocate for their common interests or goals in political, economic, or social spheres.