A. Cost
B. Intrinsic value
C. Market value
A. Return on debt
B. Return on sales
C. Return on total equity
B. Existed value
C. Relative value
D. Quit value
B. Expansion
C. Salvages
D. Discounts
A. Future value of portfolio
B. Future value of stock
C. Present value of portfolio
A. Have capital acceptance
B. Not be accepted
C. Have return rate acceptance
B. Period cost
C. Both product cost and period cost
D. Neither product cost nor period cost
A. Dividends
C. None of the given options
D. Capital Gain
A. Return on multiplier
B. Return on turnover
C. Return on stock
A. Optimal rationing
C. Transaction rationing
D. Marginal rationing
A. Nominal rate
B. Premium rate
C. Quoted rate
A. Dividing standard deviation by number of items in the sample
B. Dividing the standard deviation by the square root of the number of items in the sample
D. Dividing the square root of the number of items in the sample by the mean
B. State value
C. Bond value
D. Per value
A. None of Them
B. Relieves the firms responsibility towards society
D. Partially relives the firms responsibility towards society
B. Employees
C. Workers
D. Subordinates
B. Book value budgeting
C. Cost budgeting
D. Equity budgeting
B. Inventory
C. Supplies
D. Machinery
A. Primary assets
C. Capital assets
D. Competitive instruments
A. Cost of salvage
B. Cost of interest
D. Cost of taxation
B. Profit Margin
C. Debt-Equity Ratio
D. Return on Assets
B. High inflation premium
C. High default premium
D. High yield premium
A. None of the given options
B. Current Ratio
D. Cash Ratio
B. All of the given options
C. Financing cost
D. Sunk cost
A. Current Ratio
C. Short-term Ratio
D. Surplus Asset
A. Interest bond
B. Appreciation bond
D. Depreciated bond
A. None of these
C. Sources of funds
D. Inflow of funds
A. Stock multiplier
C. Turnover multiplier
D. Graphical multiplier
B. None of the given option
C. Operating leverage
D. Financial leverage
A. Weighted cost
B. Mean cost
C. Occurred cost
B. High inflation
C. No acceleration
D. No transactions
A. Net future value method
B. External return method
D. Internal return method
A. Never changes
C. Increases
D. Earned
B. Profitability Ratios
C. Market Value Ratios
D. Long-term Solvency Ratios
B. Dividend to stock ratio
C. Sales to growth ratio
D. Cash flow to price ratio
A. Double methods
B. Yearly method
C. Single methods
A. Accountants
B. Auditors
D. Marketers
B. Defaulters premium
C. Reinvestment premium
D. Investment risk premium
A. Stock market
B. Capitalist
C. Exchange index
A. The DuPont Identity tells us that Return on Equity is affected by:
B. asset use efficiency (as measured by total assets turnover)
C. financial Leverage (as measured by equity multiplier)
A. Bank loan
C. Commercial papers
D. None of the given options.
A. Return ratios
B. Marginal ratios
D. Equity ratios
A. Bond value
C. Per value
D. State value
A. Stable debt rate
B. Market rate debt
D. Rising bet rate
B. Factorization
C. Compounding
D. None of the given options
C. Equity ratios
D. Return ratios
A. Discounted cash flows
B. Discounted project cost
D. Discounted rate of return
A. Increment in income
B. Matured income
D. Frequent income
C. C0 + C (1+r)n
D. C2 / (1+r)
A. Annuity Due
C. Special Annuity
D. Ordinary Annuity
B. Earned
C. Decreased
D. Never changed
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