Derivatives Can Be Used to Either Hedge or Speculate

question 11

Multiple Choice

Derivatives can be used to either hedge or speculate. These actions:

• A) increase risk in both cases.
• B) decrease risk in both cases.
• C) spread or minimize risk in both cases.
• D) offsets risk by hedging and increase risk by speculating.
• E) offset risks by speculating and increase risk by hedging.

Identify the effects of familial economic status and educational attainment on children's education outcomes.

Recognize the traditional and modern reasons for the spread of mass schooling.

Understand the concept of the hidden curriculum and its implications in educational settings.

Understand the difference between educational attainment and achievement, and recognize the influence of societal and teacher expectations on student outcomes.

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Definitions:

Authorization Bills

Legislation that grants permission, typically from a legislative body, for government spending in specific areas or for specific projects.

Budget Resolution

A congressional decision that sets a framework for federal budgeting and spending, outlining targets for revenues, expenditures, and other fiscal measures.

Congressional Earmark

Provisions within legislation that direct approved funds to be spent on specific projects or for certain purposes, often critiqued for being non-competitive.

Specific Project

A particular and clearly defined piece of work or plan, often with set objectives, timeline, and resources allocated to its completion.