1 What is the Market Value of Common Stock Currently Outstanding Calculate the Percentage Change in This Value Since 2013, Reported in Figure 8 1 2 What is the Percentage of Common Stock Outstanding Issued by nonfinancial Corporate Businesses, Financial Corporations, the Rest of the World 3 What are Weak Form, Semi Strong Form, Strong Form Efficiency Does One Form of Efficiency Imply Another 4 Answer the Following Questions Concerning the Given Partial Stock Quote a) What was the Dividend Yield b) What was the Most Recent Four Quarters of Earnings Per Share c) Valued at the Closing Price, What was the Total Dollar Volume of Shares Traded d) What was the Stock Price at the Beginning of the Year 5 When Would Preferred Stock be a Better Investment Choice Than Common Stock or Bonds 6 In What Major Ways Do Stocks Differ from Bonds L 213 Corporate and Foreign Bonds Billions of dollars amounts outstanding end of period, not seasonally adjusted Make Full Screen Description Series code 2015 2016 2017 2016 Q3 2016 Q4 2017 Q1 2017 Q2 2017 Q3 2017 Q4 Line All sectors corporate and foreign bonds liability FL893163005 11697 4 12060 3 12722 12155 9 12060 3 12237 6 12405 4 12627 2 12722 1 Nonfinancial corporate business corporate bonds liability FL103163003 4812 6 5090 1 5349 5 5105 5 5090 1 5196 7 5250 5333 8 5349 5 2 Domestic financial sectors corporate and foreign bonds liability FL793163005 4576 3 4517 9 4574 2 4565 6 4517 9 4483 6 4516 9 4595 4574 2 3 U S chartered depository institutions corporate and foreign bonds liability FL763163005 200 6 183 7 170 1 193 6 183 7 180 4 176 5 177 6 170 1 4 Issuers of asset backed securities corporate and foreign bonds liability (1) FL673163005 1289 3 1150 1097 3 1175 3 1150 1123 9 1131 6 1128 1 1097 3 5 Finance companies corporate and foreign bonds liability FL613163005 886 6 814 9 778 2 830 6 814 9 791 779 6 785 6 778 2 6 Real estate investment trusts corporate and foreign bonds liability FL643163005 395 5 416 7 437 8 420 8 416 7 421 9 425 3 428 8 437 8 7 Security brokers and dealers corporate and foreign bonds liability FL663163003 131 3 129 1 184 1 125 6 129 1 129 7 165 8 175 5 184 1 8 Holding companies corporate and foreign bonds liability FL733163003 1051 6 1166 2 1270 7 1167 4 1166 2 1171 6 1200 6 1263 3 1270 7 9 Funding corporations corporate and foreign bonds where the proceeds are down streamed to broker dealer subsidiaries by investment banks that are holding company parents liability FL503163005 621 4 657 2 636 652 3 657 2 665 1 637 4 636 1 636 10 Rest of the world bonds liability (2) LM263163005 2308 6 2452 2 2798 3 2484 9 2452 2 2557 3 2638 4 2698 4 2798 3 11 All sectors corporate and foreign bonds liability (3) FL893163005 11697 4 12060 3 12722 12155 9 12060 3 12237 6 12405 4 12627 2 12722 12 Households and nonprofit organizations corporate and foreign bonds asset FL153063005 1143 8 846 2 456 5 624 8 846 2 786 587 1 625 1 456 5 13 Federal government corporate bonds issued by commercial banking under TARP asset FL313063763 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 14 State and local governments, excluding employee retirement funds corporate and foreign bonds asset FL213063003 174 183 187 4 180 5 183 184 3 183 4 186 187 4 15 U S chartered depository institutions, including IBFs corporate and foreign bonds asset FL763063005 509 5 502 9 486 8 518 1 502 9 519 3 502 4 500 2 486 8 16 U S chartered depository institutions private MBS and CMOs asset FL763063605 127 2 100 5 81 8 106 1 100 5 97 8 92 7 87 3 81 8 17 U S chartered depository institutions, including IBFs corporate and foreign bonds, excluding private MBS and CMOs asset FL763063095 382 3 402 3 405 412 402 3 421 5 409 7 412 9 405 18 Foreign banking offices in the U S , including IBFs corporate and foreign bonds asset FL753063005 172 4 160 8 160 2 176 1 160 8 155 9 155 7 154 2 160 2 19 Banks in U S affiliated areas corporate and foreign bonds asset FL743063005 5 6 6 7 7 6 3 6 7 6 9 6 9 6 9 7 20 Credit unions corporate and foreign bonds asset FL473063005 10 8 11 5 10 7 11 6 11 5 11 1 11 4 10 8 10 7 21 Credit unions mortgage backed securities and other asset backed bonds asset FL473063605 10 6 11 3 10 4 11 4 11 3 10 9 11 2 10 5 10 4 22 Credit unions corporate and foreign bonds, excluding mortgage backed securities and other asset backed bonds asset FL473063095 0 2 0 2 0 3 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 3 23 Property casualty insurance companies corporate and foreign bonds asset LM513063003 437 453 9 464 5 472 9 453 9 446 6 454 7 456 3 464 5 24 Property casualty insurance companies mortgage backed securities and other asset backed bonds asset LM513063603 95 1 97 1 95 6 97 7 97 1 94 5 94 8 95 2 95 6 25 Property casualty insurance companies corporate and foreign bonds, excluding mortgage backed securities and other asset backed bonds asset LM513063095 341 9 356 9 369 375 2 356 9 352 1 359 9 361 1 369 26 Life insurance companies corporate and foreign bonds asset LM543063005 2441 6 2600 8 2789 1 2707 5 2600 8 2636 2 2703 1 2733 9 2789 1 27 Life insurance companies, general accounts mortgage backed securities and other asset backed bonds asset LM543063673 439 4 457 8 475 8 452 5 457 8 462 9 466 7 471 8 475 8 28 Life insurance companies corporate and foreign bonds, excluding mortgage backed securities and other asset backed bonds asset LM543063095 2002 3 2143 2313 3 2255 2143 2173 3 2236 4 2262 1 2313 3 29 Private pension funds corporate and foreign bonds asset LM573063005 689 5 721 5 768 6 724 3 721 5 736 4 744 6 755 1 768 6 30 Federal government retirement funds corporate and foreign bonds asset LM343063005 12 6 13 5 14 4 13 8 13 5 13 6 13 9 14 4 14 4 31 State and local government employee defined benefit retirement funds corporate and foreign bonds asset LM223063045 554 4 553 2 600 7 570 553 2 564 8 578 3 592 1 600 7 32 Money market funds corporate and foreign bonds asset FL633063003 64 4 6 1 7 4 11 2 6 1 8 7 1 8 3 7 4 33 Mutual funds corporate and foreign bonds asset (market value) LM653063005 1737 3 1861 9 2080 2 1903 8 1861 9 1938 4 1973 2005 2080 2 34 Closed end funds corporate and foreign bonds asset LM553063003 65 8 70 2 73 2 70 1 70 2 72 3 73 4 73 7 73 2 35 Exchange traded funds corporate and foreign bonds asset LM563063003 242 2 309 6 403 6 310 4 309 6 337 4 366 1 389 4 403 6 36 Government sponsored enterprises corporate and foreign bonds asset FL403063005 64 3 41 1 23 9 46 41 1 35 3 31 7 26 6 23 9 37 Government sponsored enterprises mortgage backed securities and other asset backed bonds asset FL403063605 58 9 36 4 19 6 41 1 36 4 30 7 27 2 22 3 19 6 38 Government sponsored enterprises corporate and foreign bonds, excluding mortgage backed securities and other asset backed bonds asset FL403063095 5 4 4 7 4 3 4 9 4 7 4 6 4 5 4 4 4 3 39 Finance companies corporate and foreign bonds asset LM613063003 62 7 73 1 63 8 80 2 73 1 70 1 68 64 3 63 8 40 Real estate investment trusts corporate and foreign bonds asset FL643063005 39 2 40 1 41 2 40 40 1 41 4 41 2 41 6 41 2 41 Security brokers and dealers corporate and foreign bonds asset FL663063005 92 1 80 59 2 75 1 80 83 4 75 1 59 7 59 2 42 Holding companies corporate and foreign bonds asset FL733063003 21 5 24 39 2 24 5 24 19 3 36 36 5 39 2 43 Funding corporations corporate and foreign bonds, including financial stabilization programs asset FL503063005 73 69 75 1 71 6 69 73 8 74 6 73 3 75 1 44 Rest of the world corporate and foreign bonds asset (4) LM263063005 3083 3 3430 5 3908 8 3516 5 3430 5 3496 4 3717 2 3813 4 3908 8 45 Rest of the world U S mortgage backed securities and other U S asset backed bonds asset LM263063603 387 6 365 6 375 6 361 6 365 6 368 7 374 8 375 9 375 6 46 Rest of the world U S corporate bonds, excluding mortgage backed securities and other asset backed bonds asset LM263063095 2695 7 3064 9 3533 2 3154 9 3064 9 3127 8 3342 5 3437 4 3533 2 47 NOTES Liabilities net of assets Holdings of foreign issues by U S residents For some sectors, holdings of MBS and other ABS are shown separately MBS and other ABS include privately issued mortgage backed securities and other privately issued asset backed bonds Holdings of U S issues by foreign residents 1 What is the Market Value of Common Stock Currently Outstanding Calculate the Percentage Change in This Value Since 2013, Reported in Figure 8 1 2 What is the Percentage of Common Stock Outstanding Issued by nonfinancial Corporate Businesses, Financial Corporations, the Rest of the World 3 What are Weak Form, Semi Strong Form, Strong Form Efficiency Does One Form of Efficiency Imply Another 4 Answer the Following Questions Concerning the Given Partial Stock Quote a) What was the Dividend Yield b) What was the Most Recent Four Quarters of Earnings Per Share c) Valued at the Closing Price, What was the Total Dollar Volume of Shares Traded d) What was the Stock Price at the Beginning of the Year 5 When Would Preferred Stock be a Better Investment Choice Than Common Stock or Bonds 6 In What Major Ways Do Stocks Differ from Bonds

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1. What is the Market Value of Common Stock Currently Outstanding? Calculate the Percentage Change in This Value Since 2013, Reported in Figure 8-1. 2.

1. What is the Market Value of Common Stock Currently Outstanding? Calculate the Percentage Change in This Value Since 2013, Reported in Figure 8-1.

2. What is the Percentage of Common Stock Outstanding Issued by nonfinancial Corporate Businesses, Financial Corporations, & the Rest of the World?

3. What are Weak Form, Semi-Strong Form, & Strong Form Efficiency? Does One Form of Efficiency Imply Another?

4. Answer the Following Questions Concerning the Given Partial Stock Quote:

a) What was the Dividend Yield

b) What was the Most Recent Four Quarters of Earnings Per Share?

c) Valued at the Closing Price, What was the Total Dollar Volume of Shares Traded?

d) What was the Stock Price at the Beginning of the Year?

5. When Would Preferred Stock be a Better Investment Choice Than Common Stock or Bonds?

6. In What Major Ways Do Stocks Differ from Bonds?

L.213 Corporate and Foreign Bonds

Billions of dollars; amounts outstanding end of period, not seasonally adjusted

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Description	Series code	2015	2016	2017	2016 Q3	2016 Q4	2017 Q1	2017 Q2	2017 Q3	2017 Q4	Line
All sectors; corporate and foreign bonds; liability	FL893163005	11697.4	12060.3	12722	12155.9	12060.3	12237.6	12405.4	12627.2	12722	1
Nonfinancial corporate business; corporate bonds; liability	FL103163003	4812.6	5090.1	5349.5	5105.5	5090.1	5196.7	5250	5333.8	5349.5	2
Domestic financial sectors; corporate and foreign bonds; liability	FL793163005	4576.3	4517.9	4574.2	4565.6	4517.9	4483.6	4516.9	4595	4574.2	3
U.S.-chartered depository institutions; corporate and foreign bonds; liability	FL763163005	200.6	183.7	170.1	193.6	183.7	180.4	176.5	177.6	170.1	4
Issuers of asset-backed securities; corporate and foreign bonds; liability (1)	FL673163005	1289.3	1150	1097.3	1175.3	1150	1123.9	1131.6	1128.1	1097.3	5
Finance companies; corporate and foreign bonds; liability	FL613163005	886.6	814.9	778.2	830.6	814.9	791	779.6	785.6	778.2	6
Real estate investment trusts; corporate and foreign bonds; liability	FL643163005	395.5	416.7	437.8	420.8	416.7	421.9	425.3	428.8	437.8	7
Security brokers and dealers; corporate and foreign bonds; liability	FL663163003	131.3	129.1	184.1	125.6	129.1	129.7	165.8	175.5	184.1	8
Holding companies; corporate and foreign bonds; liability	FL733163003	1051.6	1166.2	1270.7	1167.4	1166.2	1171.6	1200.6	1263.3	1270.7	9
Funding corporations; corporate and foreign bonds where the proceeds are down-streamed to broker-dealer subsidiaries by investment banks that are holding-company parents; liability	FL503163005	621.4	657.2	636	652.3	657.2	665.1	637.4	636.1	636	10
Rest of the world; bonds; liability (2)	LM263163005	2308.6	2452.2	2798.3	2484.9	2452.2	2557.3	2638.4	2698.4	2798.3	11
All sectors; corporate and foreign bonds; liability (3)	FL893163005	11697.4	12060.3	12722	12155.9	12060.3	12237.6	12405.4	12627.2	12722	12
Households and nonprofit organizations; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	FL153063005	1143.8	846.2	456.5	624.8	846.2	786	587.1	625.1	456.5	13
Federal government; corporate bonds issued by commercial banking under TARP; asset	FL313063763	0.5	0.5	0.5	0.5	0.5	0.5	0.5	0.5	0.5	14
State and local governments, excluding employee retirement funds; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	FL213063003	174	183	187.4	180.5	183	184.3	183.4	186	187.4	15
U.S.-chartered depository institutions, including IBFs; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	FL763063005	509.5	502.9	486.8	518.1	502.9	519.3	502.4	500.2	486.8	16
U.S.-chartered depository institutions; private MBS and CMOs; asset	FL763063605	127.2	100.5	81.8	106.1	100.5	97.8	92.7	87.3	81.8	17
U.S.-chartered depository institutions, including IBFs; corporate and foreign bonds, excluding private MBS and CMOs; asset	FL763063095	382.3	402.3	405	412	402.3	421.5	409.7	412.9	405	18
Foreign banking offices in the U.S., including IBFs; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	FL753063005	172.4	160.8	160.2	176.1	160.8	155.9	155.7	154.2	160.2	19
Banks in U.S.-affiliated areas; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	FL743063005	5.6	6.7	7	6.3	6.7	6.9	6.9	6.9	7	20
Credit unions; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	FL473063005	10.8	11.5	10.7	11.6	11.5	11.1	11.4	10.8	10.7	21
Credit unions; mortgage-backed securities and other asset-backed bonds; asset	FL473063605	10.6	11.3	10.4	11.4	11.3	10.9	11.2	10.5	10.4	22
Credit unions; corporate and foreign bonds, excluding mortgage-backed securities and other asset-backed bonds; asset	FL473063095	0.2	0.2	0.3	0.2	0.2	0.2	0.2	0.2	0.3	23
Property-casualty insurance companies; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	LM513063003	437	453.9	464.5	472.9	453.9	446.6	454.7	456.3	464.5	24
Property-casualty insurance companies; mortgage-backed securities and other asset-backed bonds; asset	LM513063603	95.1	97.1	95.6	97.7	97.1	94.5	94.8	95.2	95.6	25
Property-casualty insurance companies; corporate and foreign bonds, excluding mortgage-backed securities and other asset-backed bonds; asset	LM513063095	341.9	356.9	369	375.2	356.9	352.1	359.9	361.1	369	26
Life insurance companies; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	LM543063005	2441.6	2600.8	2789.1	2707.5	2600.8	2636.2	2703.1	2733.9	2789.1	27
Life insurance companies, general accounts; mortgage-backed securities and other asset-backed bonds; asset	LM543063673	439.4	457.8	475.8	452.5	457.8	462.9	466.7	471.8	475.8	28
Life insurance companies; corporate and foreign bonds, excluding mortgage-backed securities and other asset-backed bonds; asset	LM543063095	2002.3	2143	2313.3	2255	2143	2173.3	2236.4	2262.1	2313.3	29
Private pension funds; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	LM573063005	689.5	721.5	768.6	724.3	721.5	736.4	744.6	755.1	768.6	30
Federal government retirement funds; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	LM343063005	12.6	13.5	14.4	13.8	13.5	13.6	13.9	14.4	14.4	31
State and local government employee defined benefit retirement funds; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	LM223063045	554.4	553.2	600.7	570	553.2	564.8	578.3	592.1	600.7	32
Money market funds; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	FL633063003	64.4	6.1	7.4	11.2	6.1	8	7.1	8.3	7.4	33
Mutual funds; corporate and foreign bonds; asset (market value)	LM653063005	1737.3	1861.9	2080.2	1903.8	1861.9	1938.4	1973	2005	2080.2	34
Closed-end funds; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	LM553063003	65.8	70.2	73.2	70.1	70.2	72.3	73.4	73.7	73.2	35
Exchange-traded funds; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	LM563063003	242.2	309.6	403.6	310.4	309.6	337.4	366.1	389.4	403.6	36
Government-sponsored enterprises; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	FL403063005	64.3	41.1	23.9	46	41.1	35.3	31.7	26.6	23.9	37
Government-sponsored enterprises; mortgage-backed securities and other asset-backed bonds; asset	FL403063605	58.9	36.4	19.6	41.1	36.4	30.7	27.2	22.3	19.6	38
Government-sponsored enterprises; corporate and foreign bonds, excluding mortgage-backed securities and other asset-backed bonds; asset	FL403063095	5.4	4.7	4.3	4.9	4.7	4.6	4.5	4.4	4.3	39
Finance companies; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	LM613063003	62.7	73.1	63.8	80.2	73.1	70.1	68	64.3	63.8	40
Real estate investment trusts; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	FL643063005	39.2	40.1	41.2	40	40.1	41.4	41.2	41.6	41.2	41
Security brokers and dealers; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	FL663063005	92.1	80	59.2	75.1	80	83.4	75.1	59.7	59.2	42
Holding companies; corporate and foreign bonds; asset	FL733063003	21.5	24	39.2	24.5	24	19.3	36	36.5	39.2	43
Funding corporations; corporate and foreign bonds, including financial stabilization programs; asset	FL503063005	73	69	75.1	71.6	69	73.8	74.6	73.3	75.1	44
Rest of the world; corporate and foreign bonds; asset (4)	LM263063005	3083.3	3430.5	3908.8	3516.5	3430.5	3496.4	3717.2	3813.4	3908.8	45
Rest of the world; U.S. mortgage-backed securities and other U.S. asset-backed bonds; asset	LM263063603	387.6	365.6	375.6	361.6	365.6	368.7	374.8	375.9	375.6	46
Rest of the world: U.S. corporate bonds, excluding mortgage-backed securities and other asset-backed bonds; asset	LM263063095	2695.7	3064.9	3533.2	3154.9	3064.9	3127.8	3342.5	3437.4	3533.2	47

NOTES

Liabilities net of assets.

Holdings of foreign issues by U.S. residents.

For some sectors, holdings of MBS and other ABS are shown separately. MBS and other ABS include privately issued mortgage-backed securities and other privately issued asset-backed bonds.

Holdings of U.S. issues by foreign residents.

1. What is the Market Value of Common Stock Currently Outstanding? Calculate the Percentage Change in This Value Since 2013, Reported in Figure 8-1.

2. What is the Percentage of Common Stock Outstanding Issued by nonfinancial Corporate Businesses, Financial Corporations, & the Rest of the World?

3. What are Weak Form, Semi-Strong Form, & Strong Form Efficiency? Does One Form of Efficiency Imply Another?

4. Answer the Following Questions Concerning the Given Partial Stock Quote:

a) What was the Dividend Yield

b) What was the Most Recent Four Quarters of Earnings Per Share?

c) Valued at the Closing Price, What was the Total Dollar Volume of Shares Traded?

d) What was the Stock Price at the Beginning of the Year?

5. When Would Preferred Stock be a Better Investment Choice Than Common Stock or Bonds?

6. In What Major Ways Do Stocks Differ from Bonds?

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