Option A: Country risk
Option B: Diversifiable risk
Option C: Equity risk premium
Option D: Market risk premium
Correct Answer: Equity risk premium ✔
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Option A: Component cost is used
Option B: Common stock value is used
Option C: Cost of capital is used
Option D: Asset valuation is used
Correct Answer: Cost of capital is used ✔
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In weighted average cost of capital, capital components are funds that usually offer by__________?
Option A: Stock market
Option B: Investors
Option C: Capitalist
Option D: Exchange index
Correct Answer: Investors ✔
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An interest rate which is paid by firm as soon as it issues debt is classified as pre-tax__________?
Option A: Term structure
Option B: Market premium
Option C: Risk premium
Option D: Cost of debt
Correct Answer: Cost of debt ✔
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Option A: Estimate future growth
Option B: Estimate option future value
Option C: Estimate option present value
Option D: Estimate growth ratio
Correct Answer: Estimate future growth ✔
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Option A: Increase in cost of debt
Option B: Increase capital structure
Option C: Decrease in cost of debt
Option D: Decrease capital structure
Correct Answer: ✔
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Option A: Debt rate
Option B: Investment return
Option C: Interest rate
Option D: Cost of equity
Correct Answer: Cost of equity ✔
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Markets dealing loans of autos, education, vacations and appliances are considered as__________?
Option A: Consumer credit loans
Option B: Commercial markets
Option C: Residential markets
Option D: Mortgage markets
Correct Answer: Consumer credit loans ✔
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Option A: Municipal bonds
Option B: Corporate bonds
Option C: U.S treasury bonds
Option D: Mortgages
Correct Answer: Corporate bonds ✔
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Option A: Liquid markets
Option B: Short-term markets
Option C: Capital markets
Option D: Money markets
Correct Answer: Capital markets ✔
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Option A: Debt rate
Option B: Investment return
Option C: Discount rate
Option D: Interest rate
Correct Answer: Interest rate ✔
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Option A: Agency governance
Option B: Hiring governance
Option C: Corporate governance
Option D: External governance
Correct Answer: Corporate governance ✔
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Option A: Financial instruments
Option B: Capital assets
Option C: Primary assets
Option D: Competitive instruments
Correct Answer: Financial instruments ✔
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Option A: Controlled corporate business
Option B: Corporation
Option C: Limited corporate business
Option D: Unlimited corporate business
Correct Answer: Corporation ✔
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Option A: Stock laws
Option B: By laws
Option C: Liability laws
Option D: Corporate laws
Correct Answer: By laws ✔
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Option A: 8.57 times
Option B: 8.57%
Option C: 0.11 times
Option D: 11%
Correct Answer: 8.57 times ✔
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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: 0.07%
Option B: 7.14%
Option C: 0.05 times
Option D: 7.15 times
Correct Answer: 7.14% ✔
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Option A: $22,275
Option B: 15.71%
Option C: 1.93%
Option D: 1.925 times
Correct Answer: 15.71% ✔
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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: 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: 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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Option A: Positive
Option B: Negative
Option C: Zero
Option D: One
Correct Answer: Positive ✔
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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: Payback period
Option B: Forecasted period
Option C: Original period
Option D: Investment period
Correct Answer: Payback period ✔
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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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Option A: Negative
Option B: Zero
Option C: Positive
Option D: Independent
Correct Answer: Zero ✔
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Option A: Less project returns
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: Relative outflow
Option B: Relative inflow
Option C: Relative cost
Option D: Relative profitability
Correct Answer: Relative profitability ✔
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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: Non-normal cash flow
Option B: Normal cash flow
Option C: Normal costs
Option D: Non-normal costs
Correct Answer: Non-normal costs ✔
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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: 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: Negative numbers
Option B: Positive numbers
Option C: Hurdle number
Option D: Relative number
Correct Answer: Negative 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: Short maturity bonds
Option B: High maturity bonds
Option C: High premium bonds
Option D: High inflated bonds
Correct Answer: Short maturity bonds ✔
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Option A: Depreciated bond
Option B: Interest bond
Option C: Zero coupon bond
Option D: Appreciation bond
Correct Answer: Zero coupon bond ✔
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Option A: High liquidity premium
Option B: High inflation premium
Option C: High default premium
Option D: High yield premium
Correct Answer: High liquidity premium ✔
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Option A: Nominal rate
Option B: Premium rate
Option C: Quoted rate
Option D: Both a and c
Correct Answer: Both a and c ✔
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Option A: Junk bonds
Option B: Outstanding bonds
Option C: Standing bonds
Option D: Premium bonds
Correct Answer: Outstanding bonds ✔
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Option A: Issued security
Option B: Treasury bonds
Option C: U.S bonds
Option D: Return security
Correct Answer: Treasury bonds ✔
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Option A: Bond value
Option B: Per value
Option C: State value
Option D: Par value
Correct Answer: Par value ✔
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Option A: Original maturity
Option B: Permanent maturity
Option C: Artificial maturity
Option D: Valued maturity
Correct Answer: Original maturity ✔
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Option A: Municipal bonds
Option B: Corporation bonds
Option C: Default bonds
Option D: Zero bonds
Correct Answer: Municipal bonds ✔
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Option A: Mature issue
Option B: Earning issue
Option C: New issue
Option D: Recent issue
Correct Answer: New issue ✔
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Option A: Provision
Option B: Guarantee
Option C: Warrants
Option D: Convertibles
Correct Answer: Warrants ✔
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Option A: Required rate of redemption
Option B: Required rate of earning
Option C: Required rate of return
Option D: Required option
Correct Answer: Required rate of return ✔
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Option A: Equal to return rate
Option B: Seasoned price
Option C: Below its par value
Option D: Above its par value
Correct Answer: Below its par value ✔
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Option A: Zero risk bonds
Option B: Zero bonds
Option C: Foreign bonds
Option D: Government bonds
Correct Answer: Foreign bonds ✔
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Option A: Capital gain yield interest yield
Option B: Return yield + stable yield
Option C: Return yield + unstable yield
Option D: Par value + market value
Correct Answer: Capital gain yield interest yield ✔
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Option A: Below its par value
Option B: Above its par value
Option C: Equal to return rate
Option D: Seasoned price
Correct Answer: Above its par value ✔
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Option A: Yield to maturity
Option B: Yield to call
Option C: Yield to earning
Option D: Yield to investors
Correct Answer: Yield to call ✔
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An effect of interest rate risk and investment risk on a bond’s yield is classified as_________?
Option A: Reinvestment premium
Option B: Investment risk premium
Option C: Maturity risk premium
Option D: Defaulter’s premium
Correct Answer: Maturity risk premium ✔
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Option A: Payment interest
Option B: Par interest
Option C: Coupon interest
Option D: Yearly interest rate
Correct Answer: Coupon interest ✔
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Option A: Remains same
Option B: Becomes stable
Option C: Becomes change
Option D: Becomes low
Correct Answer: Remains same ✔
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Option A: Organized markets
Option B: Trade markets
Option C: Counter markets
Option D: Bond markets
Correct Answer: Bond markets ✔
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Option A: Income bonds
Option B: Callable bonds
Option C: Premium bonds
Option D: Default free bonds
Correct Answer: Callable bonds ✔
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Option A: Convertible bonds
Option B: Stock bonds
Option C: Shared bonds
Option D: Common bonds
Correct Answer: Convertible bonds ✔
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Option A: Rising bet rate
Option B: Floating rate debt
Option C: Market rate debt
Option D: Stable debt rate
Correct Answer: Floating rate debt ✔
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Option A: classified bond
Option B: Discount bond
Option C: Compound bond
Option D: Consideration earning
Correct Answer: Discount bond ✔
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Option A: Provision protection
Option B: Provision protection
Option C: Deferred protection
Option D: Call protection
Correct Answer: Call protection ✔
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Option A: Required interest rate
Option B: Quoted risk-free interest rate
Option C: Liquidity risk-free interest rate
Option D: Premium risk-free interest rate
Correct Answer: Quoted risk-free interest rate ✔
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Option A: State value
Option B: Par value
Option C: Bond value
Option D: Per value
Correct Answer: Par value ✔
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Option A: Premium face value
Option B: Premium bond
Option C: Premium stock
Option D: Premium warrants
Correct Answer: Premium bond ✔
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Option A: Seasoned par value
Option B: More than its par value
Option C: Seasoned par value
Option D: At par value
Correct Answer: More than its par value ✔
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Option A: Never changes
Option B: Increases
Option C: Decreases
Option D: Earned
Correct Answer: Decreases ✔
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Option A: Income bond
Option B: Interest bond
Option C: Payment bond
Option D: Earning bond
Correct Answer: Income bond ✔
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Option A: Inflation premium
Option B: Off season premium
Option C: Nominal premium
Option D: Required premium
Correct Answer: Inflation premium ✔
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Option A: At bond issuance
Option B: Expected in future
Option C: Expected at time of maturity
Option D: Expected at deferred call
Correct Answer: Expected in future ✔
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Option A: Required rate of return
Option B: Required option
Option C: Required rate of redemption
Option D: Required rate of earning
Correct Answer: Required rate of return ✔
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Option A: Standing bonds
Option B: Outdated bonds
Option C: Dated bonds
Option D: Seasoned bonds
Correct Answer: Seasoned bonds ✔
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Option A: Higher
Option B: Lower
Option C: Variable
Option D: Stable
Correct Answer: Lower ✔
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Option A: Current yield
Option B: Maturity yield
Option C: Return yield
Option D: Earning yield
Correct Answer: Current yield ✔
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Option A: Divisible payment
Option B: Coupon payment
Option C: Par payment
Option D: Per period payment
Correct Answer: Coupon payment ✔
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Option A: Reinvestment risk
Option B: Interest rate risk
Option C: Investment risk
Option D: Both A and B
Correct Answer: Both A and B ✔
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Option A: Inflated trading
Option B: Default free trading
Option C: Less frequently traded
Option D: Frequently traded
Correct Answer: Less frequently traded ✔
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Option A: Reduction in income
Option B: Increment in income
Option C: Matured income
Option D: Frequent income
Correct Answer: Reduction in income ✔
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Option A: Corporation bonds
Option B: Default bonds
Option C: Risk bonds
Option D: Zero risk bonds
Correct Answer: Corporation bonds ✔
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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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Net present value, profitability index, payback and discounted payback are methods to__________?
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: Hurdle number
Option B: Relative number
Option C: Negative numbers
Option D: Positive numbers
Correct Answer: Positive numbers ✔
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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: 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: Terminal value
Option B: Existed value
Option C: Quit value
Option D: Relative value
Correct Answer: Terminal value ✔
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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: 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: 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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Present value of future cash flows is divided by an initial cost of project to calculate_______?
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: 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: Negative projects
Option B: Relative projects
Option C: Evaluate projects
Option D: Earned projects
Correct Answer: Evaluate projects ✔
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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 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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Option A: Comparison
Option B: Analysis
Option C: Bench marking
Option D: Return analysis
Correct Answer: Bench marking ✔
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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: 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: 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: Du DuPont equation
Option B: Turnover equation
Option C: Preference equation
Option D: Common equation
Correct Answer: Du DuPont equation ✔
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