Option A: pledged bonds
Option B: serial bonds
Option C: series bonds
Option D: parallel bonds
Correct Answer: serial bonds ✔
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Option A: Common Size Analysis
Option B: Horizontal Analysis
Option C: Vertical Analysis
Option D: None of the Above
Correct Answer: Horizontal Analysis ✔
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Option A: Capital Structure
Option B: Debt Structure
Option C: Asset Structure
Option D: Capital Rationing
Correct Answer: Capital Rationing ✔
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Option A: Systematic Risk
Option B: Idiosyncratic Risk
Option C: Financial Risk
Option D: Business Risk
Correct Answer: Systematic Risk ✔
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Option A: Idiosyncratic Risk
Option B: Portfolio Risk
Option C: Capital Structure Risk
Option D: Systematic Risk
Correct Answer: Systematic Risk ✔
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Option A: Operating Risk
Option B: Financial Risk
Option C: Debt Risk
Option D: Business Risk
Correct Answer: Operating Risk ✔
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Option A: Dividend
Option B: Portfolio
Option C: Investment
Option D: BVPS
Correct Answer: Portfolio ✔
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Option A: company
Option B: Corporation
Option C: Conglomerate
Option D: Bank
Correct Answer: Conglomerate ✔
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Option A: clean price bonds
Option B: discount index bonds
Option C: premium index bonds
Option D: inflation index bonds
Correct Answer: inflation index bonds ✔
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Option A: finance bonds
Option B: revenue bonds
Option C: financing bonds
Option D: project bonds
Correct Answer: revenue bonds ✔
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Option A: evaluate cash flow
Option B: evaluate projects
Option C: evaluate budgeting
Option D: evaluate equity
Correct Answer: evaluate projects ✔
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Option A: project net gain
Option B: independent projects
Option C: dependent projects
Option D: net value projects
Correct Answer: independent projects ✔
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Option A: negative
Option B: zero
Option C: positive
Option D: independent
Correct Answer: negative ✔
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Option A: 0.0319
Option B: 3.19
Option C: 0.31 times
Option D: 5450
Correct Answer: 0.0319 ✔
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Option A: hurdle number
Option B: relative number
Option C: negative numbers
Option D: positive numbers
Correct Answer: positive numbers ✔
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Option A: rise in marginal cost of capital
Option B: fall in marginal cost of capital
Option C: rise in transaction cost of capital
Option D: rise in transaction cost of capital
Correct Answer: rise in marginal cost of capital ✔
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Option A: 25000
Option B: 28000
Option C: 33600
Option D: 30000
Correct Answer: 33600 ✔
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Option A: maximum capital budget
Option B: greater capital budget
Option C: optimal capital budget
Option D: minimum capital budget
Correct Answer: optimal capital budget ✔
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Option A: net present value method
Option B: net future value method
Option C: net capital budgeting method
Option D: net equity budgeting method
Correct Answer: net present value method ✔
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Option A: terminal value
Option B: existed value
Option C: quit value
Option D: relative value
Correct Answer: terminal value ✔
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Option A: normal costs
Option B: non-normal costs
Option C: non-normal cash flow
Option D: normal cash flow
Correct Answer: non-normal cash flow ✔
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Option A: hurdle rate
Option B: capital rate
Option C: return rate
Option D: budgeting rate
Correct Answer: ✔
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Option A: negative numbers
Option B: positive numbers
Option C: hurdle number
Option D: relative number
Correct Answer: negative numbers ✔
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Option A: be accepted
Option B: not be accepted
Option C: have capital acceptance
Option D: have return rate acceptance
Correct Answer: be accepted ✔
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Option A: minimum life
Option B: present value life
Option C: economic life
Option D: transaction life
Correct Answer: economic life ✔
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Option A: technical equity
Option B: defined future value
Option C: project net present value
Option D: equity net present value
Correct Answer: project net present value ✔
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Option A: present value consent
Option B: mutually exclusive
Option C: mutual project
Option D: mutual consent
Correct Answer: mutually exclusive ✔
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Option A: present value of equity
Option B: future value of equity
Option C: present value cash flow
Option D: future value of cash flow
Correct Answer: present value cash flow ✔
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Option A: non-normal cash flow
Option B: normal cash flow
Option C: normal costs
Option D: non-normal costs
Correct Answer: non-normal cash flow ✔
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Option A: greater than two
Option B: equal to
Option C: less than one
Option D: greater than one
Correct Answer: greater than one ✔
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Option A: negative index
Option B: exchange index
Option C: project index
Option D: profitability index
Correct Answer: profitability index ✔
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Option A: abnormal costs
Option B: normal cash flows
Option C: abnormal cash flow
Option D: normal costs
Correct Answer: normal cash flows ✔
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Option A: 8200
Option B: 16000
Option C: 0.0064
Option D: 1562.5
Correct Answer: 16000 ✔
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Option A: optimal rationing
Option B: capital rationing
Option C: marginal rationing
Option D: transaction rationing
Correct Answer: capital rationing ✔
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Option A: relative outflow
Option B: relative inflow
Option C: relative cost
Option D: relative profitability
Correct Answer: ✔
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Option A: one
Option B: multiple
Option C: accepted
Option D: non-accepted
Correct Answer: multiple ✔
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Option A: be reinvested
Option B: not be reinvested
Option C: be earned
Option D: not be earned
Correct Answer: be reinvested ✔
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Option A: less project return
Option B: greater project return
Option C: shorter payback period
Option D: greater payback period
Correct Answer: shorter payback period ✔
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Option A: negative projects
Option B: relative projects
Option C: evaluate projects
Option D: earned projects
Correct Answer: evaluate projects ✔
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Option A: 0.55
Option B: 1.82
Option C: 0.55
Option D: 0.0182
Correct Answer: 1.82 ✔
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Option A: negative
Option B: zero
Option C: positive
Option D: independent
Correct Answer: zero ✔
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Option A: 3.46 years
Option B: 2.46 years
Option C: 5.46 years
Option D: 4.46 years
Correct Answer: 4.46 years ✔
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Option A: negative internal rate of return
Option B: modified internal rate of return
Option C: existed internal rate of return
Option D: relative rate of return
Correct Answer: modified internal rate of return ✔
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Option A: capital budgeting
Option B: cost budgeting
Option C: book value budgeting
Option D: equity budgeting
Correct Answer: capital budgeting ✔
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In capital budgeting, the term of bond which has great sensitivity to interest rates is __________?
Option A: long-term bonds
Option B: short-term bonds
Option C: internal term bonds
Option D: external term bonds
Correct Answer: long-term bonds ✔
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Option A: payback period
Option B: forecasted period
Option C: original period
Option D: investment period
Correct Answer: payback period ✔
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Option A: zero economic value added
Option B: percent economic value added
Option C: negative economic value added
Option D: positive economic value added
Correct Answer: negative economic value added ✔
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Option A: greater annual annuity method
Option B: equivalent annual annuity
Option C: lesser annual annuity method
Option D: zero annual annuity method
Correct Answer: equivalent annual annuity ✔
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Option A: discounted payback period
Option B: discounted rate of return
Option C: discounted cash flows
Option D: discounted project cost
Correct Answer: discounted payback period ✔
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Option A: positive
Option B: negative
Option C: zero
Option D: one
Correct Answer: positive ✔
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Option A: costs
Option B: cash flows
Option C: internal rate of return
Option D: external rate of return
Correct Answer: internal rate of return ✔
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The set of projects or set of investments to maximize the firm value is classified as __________?
Option A: optimal capital budget
Option B: minimum capital budget
Option C: maximum capital budget
Option D: greater capital budget
Correct Answer: optimal capital budget ✔
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A modified internal rate of return is considered as present value of costs and is equal to ________?
Option A: p.v of hurdle rate
Option B: fv of hurdle rate
Option C: p.v of terminal value
Option D: fv of terminal value
Correct Answer: ✔
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The graph which is plotted for projected net present value and capital rates is called __________?
Option A: net loss profile
Option B: net gain profile
Option C: net future value profile
Option D: net present value profile
Correct Answer: net present value profile ✔
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Option A: external return method
Option B: net present value of method
Option C: net future value method
Option D: internal return method
Correct Answer: net present value of method ✔
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Option A: positive rate of return
Option B: negative rate of return
Option C: external rate of return
Option D: internal rate of return
Correct Answer: internal rate of return ✔
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Option A: cash flow decision
Option B: cost decision
Option C: same decisions
Option D: different decisions
Correct Answer: same decisions ✔
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In capital budgeting, an internal rate of return of the project is classified as its __________?
Option A: external rate of return
Option B: internal rate of return
Option C: positive rate of return
Option D: negative rate of return
Correct Answer: internal rate of return ✔
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Option A: shorter payback period
Option B: greater payback period
Option C: less project return
Option D: greater project return
Correct Answer: greater payback period ✔
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Option A: transaction approach
Option B: replacement chain approach
Option C: common life approach
Option D: Both B and C
Correct Answer: Both B and C ✔
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Option A: original period
Option B: investment period
Option C: payback period
Option D: forecasted period
Correct Answer: payback period ✔
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Option A: negative economic value added
Option B: positive economic value added
Option C: zero economic value added
Option D: percent economic value added
Correct Answer: positive economic value added ✔
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Option A: 5 years
Option B: 3.5 years
Option C: 4 years
Option D: 4.5 years
Correct Answer: 5 years ✔
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Option A: valued relationship
Option B: economic relationship
Option C: direct relationship
Option D: inverse relationship
Correct Answer: direct relationship ✔
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Option A: higher net present value
Option B: lower net present value
Option C: zero net present value
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: higher net present value ✔
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Option A: positive
Option B: independent
Option C: negative
Option D: zero
Correct Answer: positive ✔
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Option A: return on assets
Option B: return on multiplier
Option C: return on turnover
Option D: return on stock
Correct Answer: return on assets ✔
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The process of comparing company results with the other leading firms is considered as __________?
Option A: comparison
Option B: analysis
Option C: benchmarking
Option D: return analysis
Correct Answer: benchmarking ✔
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Option A: 0.1675
Option B: 0.0268
Option C: 0.00373
Option D: 0.092
Correct Answer: 0.1675 ✔
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Option A: low dividends paid
Option B: high risk prospect
Option C: high growth prospect
Option D: high marginal rate
Correct Answer: high growth prospect ✔
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Option A: 0.025
Option B: 0.081
Option C: 0.004
Option D: 4 times
Correct Answer: 0.081 ✔
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Option A: 22275
Option B: 0.1571
Option C: 0.01925
Option D: 1.925 times
Correct Answer: 0.1571 ✔
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Option A: marginal ratios
Option B: equity ratios
Option C: return ratios
Option D: market value ratios
Correct Answer: market value ratios ✔
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Option A: du DuPont equation
Option B: turnover equation
Option C: preference equation
Option D: common equation
Correct Answer: du DuPont equation ✔
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Option A: return ratios
Option B: market value ratios
Option C: marginal ratios
Option D: equity ratios
Correct Answer: market value ratios ✔
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Option A: high return on equity
Option B: high return on assets
Option C: low return on assets
Option D: low return on equity
Correct Answer: high return on assets ✔
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Option A: return on turnover
Option B: return on stock
Option C: return on assets
Option D: return on equity
Correct Answer: return on equity ✔
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Option A: price earnings ratio
Option B: earnings price ratio
Option C: pricing ratio
Option D: earnings ratio
Correct Answer: price earnings ratio ✔
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Option A: equity multiplier
Option B: graphical multiplier
Option C: turnover multiplier
Option D: stock multiplier
Correct Answer: equity multiplier ✔
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Option A: competitive companies
Option B: benchmark companies
Option C: analytical companies
Option D: return companies
Correct Answer: benchmark companies ✔
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Option A: return on earnings power
Option B: return on investment
Option C: return on common equity
Option D: return on interest
Correct Answer: return on common equity ✔
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Option A: 0.0007
Option B: 0.0714
Option C: 0.05 times
Option D: 7.15 times
Correct Answer: 0.0714 ✔
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Option A: common size analysis
Option B: percent change analysis
Option C: returning ratios analysis
Option D: Both A and B
Correct Answer: Both A and B ✔
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The price per ratio is divided by cash flow per share ratio, is used for calculating __________?
Option A: dividend to stock ratio
Option B: sales to growth ratio
Option C: cash flow to price ratio
Option D: price to cash flow ratio
Correct Answer: price to cash flow ratio ✔
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Option A: return on total assets
Option B: return on total equity
Option C: return on debt
Option D: return on sales
Correct Answer: return on total assets ✔
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Option A: 0.2673
Option B: 26.73 times
Option C: 0.094
Option D: 0.4 times
Correct Answer: 0.2673 ✔
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Option A: low riskier firms
Option B: high riskier firms
Option C: low dividends paid
Option D: high marginal rate
Correct Answer: low riskier firms ✔
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Option A: 0.24 times
Option B: 4.16 times
Option C: 0.0416
Option D: 0.24
Correct Answer: 4.16 times ✔
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Option A: 8.57 times
Option B: 0.0857
Option C: 0.11 times
Option D: 0.11
Correct Answer: 8.57 times ✔
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Option A: 0.00114
Option B: 0.114
Option C: 0.12 times
Option D: 0.12
Correct Answer: 0.114 ✔
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Option A: graphical analysis
Option B: preference analysis
Option C: common size analysis
Option D: returning analysis
Correct Answer: common size analysis ✔
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Option A: Chief Financial Officer
Option B: Vice President of Operations
Option C: Chief Executive Officer
Option D: Board of Directors
Correct Answer: Chief Financial Officer ✔
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Option A: Bancus
Option B: Banque
Option C: Bench
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: Banque ✔
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Option A: bullish
Option B: bearish
Option C: hawkish
Option D: none of this
Correct Answer: bullish ✔
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Option A: Capital
Option B: Deposit
Option C: Hoarding
Option D: None
Correct Answer: Deposit ✔
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Option A: Tokyo
Option B: London
Option C: New York
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: New York ✔
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Option A: Booming
Option B: Bullish
Option C: Upward tendency
Option D: Hawkish
Correct Answer: Bullish ✔
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Option A: Dividends
Option B: No dividends
Option C: Current price
Option D: Past price
Correct Answer: No dividends ✔
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Option A: Interest rate-tax savings
Option B: Marginal tax-required return
Option C: Interest rate + tax savings
Option D: Borrowing cost + embedded cost
Correct Answer: Interest rate-tax savings ✔
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