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spontaneity
choosing the first option that comes to mind; giving little or no consideration to the consequences of the choice
compliance
going along with family school work or peer expectations
procrastinating
postponing thought and action until options are limited
desire
choosing the option that might achieve the best result, regardless of the risk involved
avoidance
choosing the option that is most likely to avoid the worst possible result
security
choosing the option that will bring some success, offend the least people, and pose the least risk
agonizing
accumulating so much information that analyzing the options becomes overwhelming
intention
choosing an option that will be both intellectually and emotionally satisfying
synthesis
choosing the option that has a good chance of success and which you like the best
consumer prices
changes in the buying power of the dollar; inflation
consumer spending
demand for goods and services
gross domestic product (GDP)
total value of goods and services produced within a country
housing starts
the number of new homes being built
interest rates
the cost of borrowing money
money supply
funds available for spending in the economy
stock market index
indicate general trends in the value of US stocks
Unemployment
the number of people without employment who are willing to work
personal risks
factors that may create a less than desirable situation. May be in the form of inconvenience, embarassment, safety, or health concerns
inflation risk
rising prices cause lower buying power. Buying an item later mean a higher price
interest rate risk
changing interest rates affect your costs (when borrowing) and your benefits (when saving or investing)
income risk
changing jobs or reduced spending by consumers can result in a lower income or loss of one’s employment. Career changes or job loss can result in a lower income and reduced buying power
liquidity risk
certain types of savings (c/d) and investments (real estate) may be difficult to convert to cash quickly