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1. What is the term for an exchange of goods and services for other goods and services without the use of money?
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2. Considered one of the lowest-risk investments, what bills are sold by the U.S. government to cover short-term debt?
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3. What British Overseas Territory located in the Caribbean is commonly used by businesses as a tax shelter?
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4. In a 1980 debate, George H.W. Bush used what derisive term to refer to the economic policies of Ronald Reagan?
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5. The city of Memphis' commodity exchange centers around what crop?
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6. Which of the following is a stock market holiday?
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7. What security measure was added to $50 and $100 bills in 1990 to foil counterfeiters?
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8. How much deposit insurance per investor does the FDIC provide as of 2011?
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9. What is the term for a tax on specific items purchased abroad?
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10. On the FICO scale, what is the highest individual credit rating possible?
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11. At what age are you no longer allowed to contribute to an IRA?
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12. Pennies mostly consist of what metal?
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13. What is the most commonly-used type of bankruptcy filing for individuals?
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14. According to the SEC, a penny stock is a stock whose shares are worth less than how much apiece?
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15. In September of 2008, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac fell under the conservatorship of what Federal organization?
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What is the term for an exchange of goods and services for other goods...
Considered one of the lowest-risk investments, what bills are sold by...
What British Overseas Territory located in the Caribbean is commonly...
In a 1980 debate, George H.W. Bush used what derisive term to refer to...
The city of Memphis' commodity exchange centers around what crop?
Which of the following is a stock market holiday?
What security measure was added to $50 and $100 bills in 1990 to foil...
How much deposit insurance per investor does the FDIC provide as of...
What is the term for a tax on specific items purchased abroad?
On the FICO scale, what is the highest individual credit rating...
At what age are you no longer allowed to contribute to an IRA?
Pennies mostly consist of what metal?
What is the most commonly-used type of bankruptcy filing for...
According to the SEC, a penny stock is a stock whose shares are worth...
In September of 2008, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac fell under the...
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