How does the stock markers influence the finances of individuals, even if they don't personally invest?

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How does the stock markers influence the finances of individuals, even if they don't personally invest?

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Bush · Answer 1

The value of a company on the stock market affects the financial stability of a company to some extent. A person working for a company whose value plummets might be out of a job. Conversely, a company whose value rises might higher more people.

The stock market affects the economy to a limited extent. The steep drop in the U. S. stock market in 2001 caused a recession in the U. S.

Rylie Munoz · Answer 2

The stock market is an important component of the American financial system. Many retirement programs including pensions and 401 ks invest in safe and moderate growth stocks. So even if one is not directly invest in the market, a large percentage of Americans are indirectly invested in it.

Explanation: The stock market is an important component of the American financial system and is an engine for economic growth.