The Depth of a Market Is Determined by

question 135

Multiple Choice

The depth of a market is determined by

• A) the ability to absorb the purchase or sale of a large number of securities.
• B) the number of participants.
• C) the ability to absorb the purchase or sale of a large dollar amount of securities.
• D) the safety of principal.

Grasp the methodology for calculating consumer surplus in various market scenarios.

Comprehend the factors that lead to changes in consumer surplus.

Recognize the relationship between market changes and producer surplus.

Identify the effects of external changes (e.g., harvests, policy changes) on market surplus.