Which of the following is an example of capital loss? (1 point) O An investor sells a bond on the secondary market below the price she paid for it. An investor purchases a bond on the secondary market above its issue price. An investor purchases a bond on the secondary market below its issue price. An investor sells a bond on the secondary market above the price she paid for it. Nasdaq, the American Stock Exchange, and the OTC market collectively form the (1 point) money market. stock market. O brokerage firms. stockbrokers. Which of the following is an example of direct finance? (1 point) O A municipality sells municipal bonds to investors. An individual deposits funds into a savings account at his credit union. O An individual applies for a mortgage through a mortgage bank. O A small business opens a line of credit form a commercial bank. Which of the following illustrates the function of the financial market? (1 point) Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the issuing of bank loans. O Saved funds are transferred to lenders through the sale of newly-issued securities. Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the sale of newly-issued securities. Saved funds are transferred to lenders via the issuing of bank loans. Explain the differences in how a 401k, a Roth IRA, and a traditional IRA are taxed. (1 point) A 401k is taxed when the money is withdrawn; a Roth IRA allows tax deductions when the money is deposited and then the money is taxed when it is withdrawn; and a traditional IRA is taxed when the money is deposited. A 401k allows tax deductions when the money is deposited and then the money O is taxed when it is withdrawn; a Roth IRA is taxed when the money is deposited; and a traditional IRA is taxed when the money is withdrawn. A 401k is taxed when the money is deposited; a Roth IRA allows tax deductions when the money is deposited and then the money is taxed when it is withdrawn; and a traditional IRA is taxed when the money is withdrawn. A 401k is taxed when the money is withdrawn; a Roth IRA is taxed when the money is deposited; and a traditional IRA allows tax deductions when the money is deposited and then the money is taxed when it is withdrawn