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  • What are some examples of retail markets?
    City CBDs, suburban malls, local shopping centres, shopping strips, country towns, and online platforms
  • How much did online shopping make up of all retail sales in 2019?
    1. 6% of all retail sales
  • What is a significant retail market in Sydney?
    Westfield Parramatta
  • What does the term 'labour' refer to in the market context?
    The supply and demand for labour based on employees and employers
  • What are two important parts of the labour market?
    Unemployment rates and labour productivity rates
  • How is the unemployment rate defined?
    It indicates the number of people looking for work compared to the participation rate
  • What is the current unemployment rate in Australia?
    1. 1%
  • What is the participation rate in Australia?
    67.0%
  • What are some issues related to the labour market in Australia?
    The teacher and nurse shortage
  • What does the financial market refer to?
    The marketplace where buyers and sellers exchange financial assets
  • What is the market size of the finance industry in Australia as of 2023?
    $417.6 billion
  • What percentage did the finance industry increase to in 2023?
    44.4%
  • What are the main markets in Australia’s financial system?
    Credit market, stock market, bond market, foreign exchange market
  • What role do banks and superannuation groups play in the financial market?
    They are part of the financial system that helps manage risks and increase capital
  • What is the stock market?
    Where investors buy and sell shares of companies
  • How do exchanges in the stock market typically operate?
    They are usually administered electronically between buyers and sellers
  • Why do businesses sell stocks?
    To raise capital from investors
  • What types of investors do companies look to sell their stocks to?
    Wealthy and uniform investors, as well as those seeking high income
  • Which well-known businesses can investors purchase shares in?
    Apple, Tesla, Facebook, and Microsoft