Activities in financial markets have direct effects on individual wealth, the behavior of business, and the efficiency of the economy.  Three financial markets deserve particular attention: the bond market, the stock market, and the foreign exchange market.  Can you explain how each one of these markets affects people's wealth, business behavior, and efficiency of the economy? Be specific about the relationship between these markets and their impact on the above-mentioned variables.

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