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Unscramble key financial concepts to learn economics.

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Unscramble key financial concepts to learn economics.

by Guillermo Ayala Tahuilan
1

The ability to borrow money or obtain goods/services with payment later.

2

An obligation owed to another entity, typically requiring future repayment with interest.

3

The value used to convert currencies in international trade.

  
  
4

The percentage charged on borrowed money or earned on investments over a period.

  
  
5

The sustained rise in the general price level of goods and services over time.

6

Allocating money or resources with the expectation of earning returns in the future.

7

Owner of shares representing part of a company.

8

A public marketplace where shares of companies are bought and sold.

  
  
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A fixed-income instrument where an issuer borrows funds and promises to pay back with interest.

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A predictable source of ongoing money generated from products, services, or licensing.

  
  
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