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Business Studies · 2023 · 4 marks
CBSE 2023 · Region 2 · Set 2 · Q28
Distinguish between ‘Capital market’ and ‘MoneyMarket’ on the basis of following:(i)Participants(ii)Safety(iii)Investment Outlay(iv)Expected Return
Distinguish between ‘Capital market’ and ‘Money
Market’ on the basis of following:
(i)
Participants
(ii)
Safety
(iii)
Investment Outlay
(iv)
Expected Return
Marking-scheme solution
Distinction between capital market and money
market:
| Basis | Capital Market | Money Market | |
| i | Participants | Financial institutions, banks, corporate entities, foreign investors and retail investors. | Institutional participants like the RBI, banks, financial, institutions and finance companies. |
| ii | Safety | Riskier both with respect to returns and principal repayment as the issuing companies may fail to perform or defraud investors. | Much safer with a minimum risk of default. |
| iii | Investment outlay | Does not necessarily require a huge financial outlay as the value of units of securities is generally low. | Transactions entail huge sums of money as the instruments are quite expensive. |
| iv | Expected Return | Higher return than the money market as the securities are held for a longer duration. | Lesser returns as compared to Capital Market. |
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