v1) Suppose you have $5000 to save within the financial system. How would you save this money? 2) Choose where/how you would save this money within the financial system. 3) Discuss which part of the financial system your selection is included in. 4) Why did you choose to save your money in this way? Refer to factors such as risk, interest rates, inflation, etc. to support your response. You should discuss which part of the financial system you would use (financial markets or financial intermediaries) and what asset you select. Provide a reason why you would choose this option. You can discuss things like risk, interest rates, inflation, etc.
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