In the the Wall Street Journal, looking at the stock transactions on the New York Stock Exchange, the price of a share of McDonald's stock was: $53.67. You buy the stock. Unfortunately this gets you thinking and you're hungry. (I know, what does this last bit of information have to do with finance? Trust me - read on. FYI, this is obviously NOT a test bank question.) You buy a Big Mac for $2.79. Considering these two transactions (the stock and the Big Mac in that order), they are examples of :

	a. a secondary and a primary market transaction
	b. two primary market transactions
	c. two secondary market transactions
	d. really bad transactions! The stock was overpriced and have you ever looked at how much fat is in a Big Mac?

2 points