In: Accounting
            The bottom line is that having enough money means:
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being able to...
                
            The bottom line is that having enough money means:
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being able to pay all the bills and have some left over | 
 
 
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having more than others in your social group | 
 
 
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having money in the bank sufficient to pay two months worth of
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being comfortable with the security you have | 
 
 
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Question 2 (1 point)
People who have enough money:
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feel secure with what they have | 
 
 
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feel they need more than what they have | 
 
 
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feel they will never have as much as they need | 
 
 
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delude themselves into feeling secure with what they have | 
 
 
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Question 3 (1 point)
The relationship between time and money shows that:
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money is earned by people who work | 
 
 
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it is never too late to start saving for retirement | 
 
 
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the earlier one starts, the greater the probability one gets
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money comes to those who wait | 
 
 
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Question 4 (1 point)
The relationship between interest and inflation means:
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if interest and inflation are the same, the value of our money
stays the same over time | 
 
 
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if interest is greater than inflation, the value of our money
increases over time | 
 
 
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if inflation is greater than interest, the value of our money
decreases over time | 
 
 
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if we decide not to invest our money, we eliminate the effects
of both interest and inflation | 
 
 
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Question 5 (1 point)
Social Security is
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An investment program to ensure after-retirement income | 
 
 
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An optional investment program for after-retirement income | 
 
 
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An investment program much like your 401K | 
 
 
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An old age pension paid for by the next generation | 
 
 
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Question 6 (1 point)
To teach basic principles of personal finance in a free
enterprise economy rests on the proposition that
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People who live in a free enterprise economy have to
participate in it | 
 
 
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People who live in a free enterprise economy have the right to
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People who live in a free enterprise economy are unpatriotic if
they do not participate in it | 
 
 
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People who live in a free enterprise economy have the right to
know how to participate in it | 
 
 
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Question 7 (1 point)
To invest in a free enterprise economy, a person needs
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Cooperation from an investment counselor | 
 
 
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Cooperation from a bank | 
 
 
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Question 8 (1 point)
Inflation is what happens to the value of money over time.
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Question 9 (1 point)
The essentially free enterprise economy exists only for:
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people who know it exists | 
 
 
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people who know how to use it | 
 
 
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people who believe in it | 
 
 
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Question 10 (1 point)
Interest ___________ the amount of money over time.
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