A. Expected dividend ratio

C. Proposed dividend ratio

D. Earning per share ratio

A. Before Tax

C. Both A and B

D. None of Them

B. Directors

C. Chief executives

D. Subordinates

A. Financing of assets

B. Management of assets

D. Acquisition of assets

B. Profit maximization

C. Social responsibility

D. Agency theory

A. Strategic System

B. Management System

C. Internal System

A. Creditors and customs

B. Stakeholders

D. Employees and suppliers

B. Board of directors and senior management

C. Shareholders and senior management

D. Shareholders and board of director

A. Year-to-Year activities

B. Managerial activities

D. Financial activities

A. Value proposition

C. Value deletion

D. Value addition

B. Servant

C. Subordinate

D. Assistant

B. Residential markets

C. Commercial markets

D. Mortgage markets

B. Commercial paper

C. Treasury bills

D. Negotiable certificate of deposit

A. None of the given options

B. Operating activity

D. Financing activity

A. The future value of the bond

C. The present value of the bond

D. None of these

B. Diversifiable risk

C. Market risk premium

D. Country risk

A. Agent bonds

B. Development bonds

C. Pollution control bonds

A. Change in net working capital

B. Operating cash flow

D. Capital spending

A. Equity net present value

B. Defined future value

C. Technical equity

B. Positive rate of return

C. Negative rate of return

D. External rate of return

A. Investors equity

B. Market value of equity

C. Stock equity

A. None of these

C. 72 divided by (annual interest rate multiplied by discount factor)

D. Annual interest rate dividend by 72

A. Going rate of return

B. Yield

C. Earning rate

A. High marginal rate

C. Low dividends paid

D. High risk prospect

A. Evaluate budgeting

B. Evaluate cash flow

C. Evaluate equity

B. sole proprietorship

C. partnership

D. none of the above

A. Income bonds

C. Default free bonds

D. Premium bonds

A. IRR (Internal Rate of Return)

B. MIRR (Modified Internal Rate of Return)

D. AAR (Average Accounting Return)

A. None of the given options

C. Positive

D. Negative

A. Controlled corporate business

B. Unlimited corporate business

C. Limited corporate business

A. Estimate option future value

B. Estimate option present value

C. Estimate growth ratio

A. It increases the real value of cash flows received in the future

B. It has no effect on real value of cash flow received in the future

D. None of these

A. Organized markets

B. Trade markets

D. Counter markets

B. Discount

C. Par

D. Cannot be determined without more information

A. Normal costs

B. Normal cash flow

C. Non-normal costs

A. Required rate of earning

B. Required option

C. Required rate of redemption

A. Expected risk

B. Returning risk

D. Industry risk

B. 0.05 times

C. 7.15 times

D. 0.07%

B. Present value ratio

C. Growth ratio

D. Future value ratio

B. Riskier beta

C. Market beta

D. Coefficient beta

A. Equity effects

B. Debt effects

C. Opportunity effects

A. None of the given options

C. Corporation

D. Sole-proprietorship

A. General Partnership

B. Limited Partnership

C. Corporation

A. Debt is an ownership interest in the firm.

C. Debt provides the voting rights to the bondholders.

D. Corporations payment of interest on debt is fully taxable.

A. Income Statement

B. Cash Flow Statement

D. Retained Earning Statement

B. Required rate of earning

C. Required rate of redemption

D. Required option

A. Economic relationship

B. Inverse relationship

D. Valued relationship

A. 0.11 times

B. 11%

C. 8.57%

A. High maturity bonds

B. High inflated bonds

C. High premium bonds

A. Fundamental price

B. Intrinsic price

C. Extrinsic price