A. Non-linear

B. Fixed and aggregate

D. Non-fixed and non-aggregate

A. zero economic value added

B. percent economic value added

C. positive economic value added

A. independent

B. positive

C. negative

A. Negative correlation

B. Mean

D. Mean correlation

B. Inefficient money hypothesis

C. Efficient money hypothesis

D. Inefficient market hypothesis

A. greater than two

B. less than one

D. equal to

A. Steeper rate

C. Unquoted rate

D. Portfolio rate

A. rise in transaction cost of capital

B. fall in marginal cost of capital

D. rise in transaction cost of capital

B. accepted

C. non-accepted

D. one

B. Commercial markets

C. Agriculture markets

D. Residential markets

A. Standard alphas

C. Alphas variance

D. Sharpes alpha

A. 0.025

B. 0.004

C. 4 times

A. Short-term

B. Intermediate term

C. Capital term

A. discounted project cost

B. discounted cash flows

C. discounted rate of return

A. Bancus

C. Bench

D. All of the above

A. Industry Beta

C. Subtracted Beta

D. Market Beta

A. Capital markets

B. Physical asset markets

C. Primary markets

A. Riskier finance

C. Premium finance

D. Buying finance

A. external term bonds

B. internal term bonds

D. short-term bonds

B. evaluate equity

C. evaluate budgeting

D. evaluate cash flow

B. return on stock

C. return on turnover

D. return on assets

A. Annual rate

C. Annuity rate of return

D. Perpetuity rate of return

A. Deferred annuity return

B. Semiannual discount rate

D. Annuity return

A. Equal to sum of stocks

B. Less than original price

D. Equal to original price

A. Event happening

B. Risk

D. Chance

A. Corporate bonds

B. U.S treasury bonds

D. Mortgages

B. Extrinsic price

C. Unstable price

D. Market price

B. Not identical

C. Variable

D. Fixed

A. 0.0268

B. 0.092

C. 0.00373

B. Same with market

C. Ir-relative to market

D. Coefficient of market

B. Undue option

C. Due option

D. Uncovered option

B. Shown on timeline

C. Multiplied on timeline

D. Divided on timeline

A. Ineffective risk

B. Aggregate risk

C. Effective risk

A. Discounting

B. Money value

C. Stock value

A. hurdle number

C. relative number

D. negative numbers

B. Local rate of return

C. Annual rate of return

D. Loan rate of return

A. Optimistic

B. Pessimistic

C. More risky

A. dividend to stock ratio

C. sales to growth ratio

D. cash flow to price ratio

A. Book value of share

B. Dividends per share

D. Market value of shares

A. Low beta, more risky

B. High beta, less risky

D. Low beta, less risky

A. Inventories

B. Long-term investments

D. Cash equivalents

A. Due equity

B. Common perpetuity

C. Preferred equity

A. Uncontrolled partnership

B. Controlled partnership

C. Unlimited liability partnership

A. High beta

B. Low variation

D. High variation

A. high riskier firms

B. high marginal rate

D. low dividends paid

A. Stock value

B. Compounding

D. Money value

A. Short term capital cost

B. Deposit cheque

D. Distribution cost

A. Linear

B. Weighted

D. Collective

A. bearish

C. hawkish

D. none of this

A. Eurodollar market deposits

C. Euro bonds

D. Dollar bonds