A. Stock market

C. Outcry auction system

D. Face to face communication

A. High market to book ratio

B. High book to market ratio

D. Low market to book ratio

A. Eurodollar market deposits

B. Consumer credit loans

C. Consumer credit loans

A. Expiry premium

B. Patents premium

D. Competition premium

A. transaction approach

B. replacement chain approach

C. common life approach

A. Divided on timeline

B. Not shown on timeline

C. Multiplied on timeline

A. Investment return rate

B. Intrinsic rate of return

D. International rate of return

B. Variable coefficient

C. Double coefficient

D. Tendency coefficient

A. inverse relationship

B. valued relationship

C. economic relationship

A. relative value

C. quit value

D. existed value

B. 7.15 times

C. 0.05 times

D. 0.0007

A. earnings price ratio

B. pricing ratio

D. earnings ratio

B. not be accepted

C. have capital acceptance

D. have return rate acceptance

A. Chance

C. Probability

D. Event happening

A. Financing cash flow

B. Retained cash flow

C. Free cash flow

A. equity ratios

B. marginal ratios

D. return ratios

A. returning analysis

B. graphical analysis

D. preference analysis

A. Perishable assets

B. Stock amortization

C. Depreciation

A. zero economic value added

B. negative economic value added

D. percent economic value added

A. Last in first out

B. First out receivable

D. Last out receivable

A. Common stockholders

B. Hybrid stockholders

C. Debt holders

A. Market risk volatility

B. Coefficient risk volatility

D. Portfolio market portfolio

A. Straight line

C. Risk line

D. Market line

A. 4 years

C. 4.5 years

D. 5 years

A. independent

B. zero

D. negative

B. negative

C. one

D. zero

A. Current liabilities

B. Non-cash revenues

C. Income expense

A. Positivity

B. Negativity

C. Correlation

A. Federal reserve

B. Budget deficit

C. Federal budget

A. 25000

B. 28000

C. 30000

A. Due perpetuity

B. Extended life

D. Deferred perpetuity

A. High volatility

B. Low volatility

D. Interest rates are low

A. Capital markets

C. Short-term markets

D. Liquid markets

A. Longer put option

C. Shorter put option

D. Shorter call option

B. costs

C. external rate of return

D. cash flows

A. Number of premium received

C. Number of investment

D. Number of installments

A. common size analysis

B. percent change analysis

C. returning ratios analysis

A. return on total equity

B. return on sales

C. return on debt

A. Stand-alone coefficient

B. Relevant coefficient

D. Alpha coefficient

A. p.v of terminal value

B. fv of hurdle rate

C. fv of terminal value

D. p.v of hurdle rate

A. Increases liabilities

B. Increases equity

D. Decreases cash

A. Option value will decrease

B. Option value equal to zero

C. Option value equal to one

A. Coefficient of standard

B. Coefficient of return

C. Coefficient of deviation

A. Capital market funds

B. Insurance money funds

D. Money mutual funds

A. Declines

B. Equals

D. None of above

A. Physical asset markets

C. Easy markets

D. Financial instruments

A. Common liabilities

C. Debt liabilities

D. Hybrid stock

A. Higher risk

B. Peaked risk

C. Expected risk

A. Capital trade fund

B. Management expense

D. Money trade fund

A. $3,500

B. $3,400

C. $2,200