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QuizMultiple Choice

The American Market Economy — Test

Question 47 • Economics

Are the buying and selling of stocks centralized activities? Why or why not?

Answer
A
Yes, the world’s stock markets are coordinated exchanges, and they are dependent on one another.
B
No, there are many stock markets around the world, and they are independent of one another.
C
Yes, the New York Stock Exchange is the primary exchange for all the world’s most important trades.
D
No, people can buy stocks anywhere, and they do not need to go through a market.

Explanation

Stock trading is not handled by one central exchange. Many stock markets operate around the world, such as the NYSE and the London Stock Exchange, each with its own listings and trading systems. They can influence one another, but they are not a single coordinated exchange, so B is the best answer.

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