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BNN Bloomberg is a business news network in Canada that reports on finance and the markets. This website not only focuses on the Stock Market but also Oil, Gold, Currencies, NASDAQ, Real Estate, Crypto, Company News and more. We chose this website because it focuses on various markets and finances as a whole in Canada. It is helpful to read up to date news, and see fresh analytics on potential investments before making them. With websites like BNN Bloomberg it makes it easy.

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Most recent Markets News business news stories and video from BNN Bloomberg

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This video is a basic introduction into how market systems work.  It discusses the laws of supply and demand and their effects on how markets function.  Markets function at their optimal levels when supply and demand of goods/services reaches a state of equilibrium [basically when supply equals demand].
I chose this video because I felt that it summarized the core concepts that people need to understand in order to be able to understand how markets function within the various types of economies -- local, regional, national, and global. I believe that being able to understand how markets function is the foundation for understanding economics on the whole.

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In economics, market structures  show how companies are differentiated and divided into categories based on the types of products they sell.  It also deals with the way companies are affected by external events and factors.  There are four major types of markets:  perfect competition, oligopolies, monopolies, and monopolistic competition.
I chose this video, because of the important role that market structures have on the economy. Markets are the foundations on which economies are built. Without market structure, there would be no exchanges of goods/services. Society could not exist without market structures.

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With a lot of Markets being ran online, the Internet is like a shopping center for all digital assets. From stocks, to forex, crypto or NFTs all are based on the internet.

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This video explains market failures. Market failure happens when there is a situation of disequilibrium within the market structure due to markets being distorted. Basically, when the amount of goods or services being produced and supplied is NOT equal to the amount of goods and/or services demanded, a state of market failure occurs. I chose this video because at this point in time, due to the negative effects of covid, the global economy is going into a state of market failure. Covid is a negative external entity that has disrupted the equilibrium of the supply and demand of goods being produced and consumed everywhere. As a result of this market failure, the government of Canada provided employees that were subject to lay-offs with a source of income {CERB} and provided loans and other incentives to companies to help keep them afloat during this time. We have ALL been personally affected by the effects of Covid on the economy.

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Welcome to our Padlet wall about Markets! In this Padet we will look at various sources such as pictures, videos, and websites that further our knowledge about what markets are.

What are markets anyways? Markets are very complex economic systems that are heavily influenced by consumers' decisions and actions when making transactions. A market is a place where two parties, usually buyers and sellers, can gather to facilitate the exchange of goods and services. consumers indirectly inform producers about what goods and services to provide and in what quantity they should be provided. Every market is different in goods produced, services offered, and locations but all markets facilitate trade.

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A stock market crash can be defined as a sudden, substantial drop in stock prices.  Several economic factors often contribute to a stock market crash.  These factors include:  speculation, panic selling, and/or economic bubbles.  There isn't a specific percentage of decline that defines an actual stock market crash, but it's usually much more than a regular downturn in the trading markets.
I chose this video, because on February 20th, 2020, the global stock markets did in fact crash suddenly due to the Covid pandemic. Global economic shutdowns, panic buying and supply of goods disruptions were to blame for this crash.

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Old Toronto Stock Exchange in Toronto, ON.

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This is a picture of the old Toronto Stock Exchange building which was located on Bay St. in Toronto, ON. It opened in 1937 and vacated in 1983. It is now located at EY Tower in Toronto.

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Markets aren't only online. The trades of goods and other services such as groceries, oil, gold or others can be described as a market as well as finances are taking place.

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1. What did you learn about your topic that surprised you the most?

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1. What did you learn about your topic that surprised you the most?

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Learning about markets in class and researching various websites, our group had obtained a lot of knowledge about what a market is and how it operates. What we found the most surprising about markets is how closely they are influenced by the actions and decisions of consumers. Consumers have a lot of power in a market, they decide what is traded and how much is traded simply by consuming a product. The effect the community has on a market is called "Consumer sovereignty" and it is a very interesting topic.

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2. Provide a real-life example of how this topic is relevant or interesting for you.

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This topic is relative to not only our group, but it is relative to all consumers because we all have our own individual effects on the markets around us. Being a consumer means that we buy goods and services offered by different companies and corporations. Every single interaction/transaction involving money has some effect on all aspects of the affected market. A real-life example of how an individual consumer has an effect on the market may include how gas prices are calculated. During the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic every restaurant, small business, and non-essential places were shutting down to reduce the spread of covid. People were being laid off and plans were being canceled, less people had a need for transportation. As a result, gas prices dramatically dropped. Now that places have started re-opening, gas prices have climbed back up because of the increase in demand.

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3. If you could pass on your knowledge to a family member or friend, what do you think is the most important thing to pass on?

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3. If you could pass on your knowledge to a family member or friend, what do you think is the most important thing to pass on?

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The most important thing about markets that our group decided was worthy to pass on to a family member or a friend is predicting the lowest possible price in a market. Predicting when prices drop is a great way to save money and can be done easily if supply and demand are taken into consideration. Predicting when a product will drop in price can simply be done by thinking logically about factors that cause increases and decreases in product prices within a specific market. for example, overnight the supply of gasoline does not change, but the demand for it drops. As a result, prices within that market decrease upwards of 8 cents for example. Another example is buying seasonal items or items that have seen a decrease in demand. Items like these can typically be bought at sale prices and stockpiled for future usage. Knowing when prices decrease can also be a valuable asset in knowing when prices will likely increase too. Knowing when a market price will increase may allow the consumer to make wise financial decisions and find the best price for the desired goods.

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CoinMarketCap is a website that is the world's most-referenced price tracker for cryptocurrencies and other digital assets. It is a central hub for up to date analysis, charts, new, information and updates on all cryptoassets. All Cryptocurrencies are divided into different categories and blockchains. All of the days greatest losers and gainers are also displayed on the front page. This website is beneficial as it provides info on the largest and smallest of cryptocurrencies. For Canadians, this website allows us to find investment opportunities and to keep track of this new market.

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Top cryptocurrency prices and charts, listed by market capitalization. Free access to current and historic data for Bitcoin and thousands of altcoins.

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MarketWatch is a website that provides the latest stock market, financial and business news, updates and analysis to keep one up to date on global and domestic markets. This specific link is to the Canadian section of the website which will show trends, news, information and more on Canadian market stocks. The website does also open up into global markets including US, Europe, FX and Crypto as well. It is a central hub for all digital investments.

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The Toronto Stock Exchange is the widely received main stock market for Canada. Based out of Toronto, it trades in Canadian Dollars. This website is a daily overview of the Toronto Stock Exchange ran by TMX group based out of Toronto. It will show the days greatest gainers as well as the greatest losers in the market. Furthermore, all market related news and analytics can be viewed through the link as well. It is an essential website for Canadian Traders. We picked this website as it seemed very knowledgeable and focused on the TSX. If one is looking for information related solely to the Toronto Stock Exchange this website would be a good place to start.

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