A. 0.11%

B. 12%

D. 0.12 times

A. Equal to return rate

C. Below its par value

D. Seasoned price

A. Project index

C. Exchange index

D. Negative index

A. Rs. 25,000

B. Rs. 33,000

D. Rs. 8,000

A. None of the above

C. Risk

D. Return

A. Less project returns

B. Greater payback period

D. Greater project return

A. 0

B. -1

D. 2

B. Original period

C. Investment period

D. Forecasted period

B. Undergo change only if liabilities are remaining constant

C. Improve if assets are revalued downwards

D. Improve if assets are revalued upward

A. Above its par value

B. Seasoned price

C. Equal to return rate

B. Liquidity Ratios

C. Profitability Ratios

D. Asset Management Ratios

B. Maturity yield

C. Earning yield

D. Return yield

A. Cash charge

C. Net salvage discount

D. Cash flow discounts

A. Costs

B. Cash flows

C. External rate of return

A. Original provision

B. Redeem provision

C. Artificial provision

B. Limited corporate business

C. Unlimited corporate business

D. Controlled corporate business

A. Operating risk

B. Portfolio risk

C. Market risk

A. Particular market

B. Particular debtor

D. Particular creditor

A. Variable risk

B. Returning risk

D. Expected risk

B. Discount rate

C. Debt rate

D. Investment return

A. Zero risk bonds

C. Risk bonds

D. Default bonds

A. Decrease in cost of debt

B. Increase capital structure

C. Increase in cost of debt

D. Decrease capital structure

A. Interest conflict

B. Management conflict

C. Agency cost

A. Provision protection

B. Deferred protection

C. Provision protection

A. 11%

C. 8.57%

D. 0.11 times

A. a balance sheet

B. an income statemen

C. a cash flow statement

A. Weighted average cost of interest

B. Mean cost of capital

D. Weighted average salvage value

B. None of the given options

C. Perpetuity

D. Annuity due

A. Debts

B. Loans

D. Liabilities

A. Rise in transaction cost of capital

B. Fall in marginal cost of capital

C. Rise in transaction cost of capital

A. Reinvestment risk

B. Interest rate risk

C. Investment risk

B. High risk prospect

C. High marginal rate

D. Low dividends paid

A. Consideration earning

B. classified bond

C. Compound bond

A. Attitude of Governments

C. Role of foreign exchange

D. Balance of payments

A. Equity effects

B. Opportunity effects

C. Debt effects

A. Hurdle number

B. Relative number

D. Negative numbers

A. Government bonds

B. Zero risk bonds

D. Zero bonds

A. Minimum capital budget

B. Greater capital budget

D. Maximum capital budget

A. Turnover equation

C. Common equation

D. Preference equation

A. Yearly interest rate

B. Payment interest

C. Par interest

A. Stock bonds

B. Shared bonds

C. Common bonds

A. U.S treasury bonds

C. Municipal bonds

D. Mortgages

B. Higher

C. Variable

D. Stable

A. Operating efficiency

C. Financial policy

D. Asset use efficiency

A. Borrowing cost

B. Debt cost

D. Embedded cost

A. Industry cannot control

B. Firm must control

C. Industry cannot control

A. Non-normal cash flow

C. Normal costs

D. Normal cash flow

A. To less short-term debt and more long-term debt

C. To maintain a high ratio of current assets to sales

D. To more short-term debt and less long-term debt

A. Divisible payment

B. Par payment

C. Per period payment