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In 2015, an accounting gimmick gave Ireland a 26% growth rate in GDP. What does this event reflect about the nature of GDP? - If the measurement of economic activity evolves, GDP can change. Here is a chart showing both nominal GDP growth and real GDP growth for a country. Which of the following can be a true statement at the time the chart was captured? - The country has inflation. The top line is nominal growth and the bottom line is real growth

Inaccurately because the scope of GDP measurements can change. - How accurately do GDP portray the economy and why? It went down - Consider the formula GDP = C+I+G+(X-M). A country is undergoing a boom in consumption of domestic and foreign luxury goods. In one year, the dollar growth in imports is greater than the dollar growth in domestic consumption. Assuming nothing else has changed, what happened to GDP?

Bloomberg Market Concepts: Equities and Economic Indicators Test Questions and Answers 100% Solved How do companies usually list on the stock exchange? ️️Through Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) What makes the stock market more appealing than the bond market for some investors? ️️The opportunity to earn a huge return Based on the attached SPX GICS Sector table from the WEI function below, which sector contributed the largest daily decrease to the SPX Index at this time?...

Bloomberg Market Concepts Questions and Answers 100% Solved "New news" moves markets. Accordingly, the economic indicators that heralds "new news" are of the most value to traders and investors. ️️timeliness of release GDP statistics are typically released by the government a month or more after the period in question, by which point dozens of other indicators have been released. ️️Because GDP statistics are released well after other economic indicators Nonfarm payrolls...

Bloomberg Market Concepts Questions And Answers 100% Solved Inaccurately because the scope of GDP measurements can change. ️️How accurately do GDP portray the economy and why? It went down ️️Consider the formula GDP = C+I+G+(X-M). A country is undergoing a boom in consumption of domestic and foreign luxury goods. In one year, the dollar growth in imports is greater than the dollar growth in domestic consumption. Assuming nothing else has changed, what happened to GDP? C= ...

Bloomberg Market Concepts Certification Questions and Answers 100% Solved Why do companies do IPOs? ️️IPOs incentivize entrepreneurs to innovate as IPOs provide a way for entrepreneurs to monetize their work. Why do company manager-owners smile when they ring the stock exchange bell at their IPO? ️️An IPO reveals the value of the manager-owners' stake. In 1999, James Glassman and Kevin Hassett published a book called "Dow 36,000". At the time, the Dow Jones Industri...

BLOOMBERG EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED How accurately do GDP statistics portray the economy and why? ️️Just because they are official and numerical does not mean they are accurate. The term "domestic" in GDP unambiguously links to a nation state. Why is economic data helpful in the investment process? ️️If an economy is doing well then certain companies will sell more of their product as household budgets also increase. What 5 data inputs matters most to investo...

Bloomberg Certification Exam – Commodity Questions and Answers 100% Solved which function provides key industry data, interactive charting and written analysis about the energy sector?️️BI <Go> In a commodity carry trade, your carry costs would include interest rate, storage costs and foreign exchange exposure?️️False If you want to control your bloomberg defaults for commodity securities, which function would you use to do so?️️CDEF <Go> How can you c...

BLOOMBERG MARKET CERTIFICATE FINAL EXAM 2022(UPDATED 2024) QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS/A+ GRADE

gross domestic product (GDP)market value of all final goods and services produced within a country GDP = C + I + G + (X-M) C= personal consumption I = private investment G = government spending X = exports M = imports (C = 2/3 of US GDP