Fight Finance

(a) Money market.

(b) Term deposit market.

(c) Mortgage loan market.

(d) Bond market.

(e) Equity market.

(a) Fast and the RBA board may need to raise interest rates.

(b) Fast and the RBA board may need to lower interest rates.

(c) Slow and the RBA board may need to raise interest rates.

(d) Slow and the RBA board may need to lower interest rates.

(a) Higher, leaving them more to spend on consumption at the shops.

(b) Higher, leaving them less to spend on consumption at the shops.

(c) Lower, leaving them more to spend on consumption at the shops.

(d) Lower, leaving them less to spend on consumption at the shops.

(a) Appreciate against the USD, so the USD per AUD quote number may increase from say 0.7 to 0.71 USD per AUD.

(b) Appreciate against the USD, so the USD per AUD quote number may decrease from say 0.7 to 0.69 USD per AUD.

(c) Depreciate against the USD, so the USD per AUD quote number may increase from say 0.7 to 0.71 USD per AUD.

(d) Depreciate against the USD, so the USD per AUD quote number may decrease from say 0.7 to 0.69 USD per AUD.

(a) Rise, making asset-holders feel wealthier and likely to spend more on consumption at the shops.

(b) Rise, making asset-holders feel poorer and likely to spend less on consumption at the shops.

(c) Fall, making asset-holders feel wealthier and likely to spend more on consumption at the shops.

(d) Fall, making asset-holders feel poorer and likely to spend less on consumption at the shops.