1. The holder of preference shares has preference over the ordinary shareholders under the following circumstance: _______.
- }( H I3 Q7 J0 Q, B$ `3 ?8 CA. his voting rights are considered more important! u% m5 d3 Q, r3 A
B. he has the greater right in choosing the board of directors
- {1 c+ ?5 X, C3 i- e4 j' d) `3 M' w. }C. he receives his dividend before the ordinary shareholder$ Y. X1 _) V8 e7 o/ R/ `1 v
D. he has the right to buy ordinary shares more cheaply: h. ?% n$ X2 ]& q) [ I' M
2. What are the two major accounts in the balance of payments? ______.0 ^2 J4 W( E2 j# v1 {
A. Current account and fixed account
& }/ P% S6 W k6 G! o& fB. Capital account and deposit account3 u* \4 U6 `. m0 h: g: }, T
C. Capital account and current account+ p) g1 r& S- T2 Y7 |8 g+ o0 d- \ ^
D. The account recording transfer payment and the account including an offsetting transaction
$ x+ ?7 _* `' _( M3. Which of the following is not a financial instrument? ______.
6 K/ K: X) j f8 bA. Treasury bills( W1 F" k3 e- O6 A0 l
B. Real estate
3 X1 J& f7 {" ^/ a BC. Mortgages: P/ e7 x/ j! p w @ h
D. Stocks
7 I( ^9 T, Y) E6 M# R4. The yield to maturity on a bond is ______.1 `* ?- [" v/ W! \* R
A. below the coupon rate when the bond sells at a discount, and above the coupon rate when the bond sells at a premium, m, }% ]# Q+ t: I5 ]8 H/ l
B. the discount rate that set the present value of the payments equal to the bond price3 s; |) g) v9 O9 s% d" z
C. the current yield plus the average annual capital gain rate Q) a0 E( e1 \" y9 Z8 M: J
D. based on the assumption that any payments received are reinvested at the coupon rate
2 p$ x! I% ^7 O4 b5. The annual interest paid on a bond relative to its prevailing market price is called its ______.
, s4 D2 U& v( E" j) ^+ ]A. promised yield
" k2 ?5 l% r$ I7 ~B. yield to maturity
9 T4 Z, _! C3 j4 C c: P) kC. coupon rate
. z* d* l+ K3 n( x# e4 K5 ^D. current yield
$ w$ _$ j6 D9 R3 ~3 V3 N% a* Q6. Rapid increases in the price level during periods of recession or high unemployment are known as .
# G- i- D6 z+ u& ^2 X' N2 j( VA. stagnation
: b# T. b! R0 `9 Y% E+ ?B. stagflation4 J: p: @- M. j& C2 Z
C. slump
' |8 b5 [8 g5 ^$ y+ d/ m. JD. inflation, \% J8 C& I+ X5 h& C
7. A person who left his/her job to look for another job would be classified as ______.6 k( H& t* H- L5 \! u
A. structurally unemployed
8 c/ \( G" {) e' Q$ S, I# SB. cyclically unemployed
5 f% {( N' ], b: w: {5 V2 b1 [( b% iC. frictionally unemployed
6 Y$ }* O* e% CD. no longer in the labor force
2 h9 I5 b: [2 s2 T, X, @$ R% K: e8. Which of the following is not included in a statement of owner's equity? ______.来源:
6 W. C/ v: r) m0 o$ e4 `7 XA. Net income
, \ ]. M( n3 S: k" oB. Unearned revenue
2 V! J8 b2 ]& ]C. Dividend( V( [* ?8 q; ^1 w9 g, a, O$ [
D. Retained earning) R' V) L# x9 ~- I v- o9 e0 D8 r
9. If the Federal Reserve sells bonds and Congress cuts taxes and increases government spending,then the U.S. government has ______." C4 {" A$ P* K8 U6 \$ b
A. expansionary monetary policy and contractionary fiscal policy% _$ i. f6 `9 V/ h B; E- g' q
B. contractionary monetary policy and expansionary fiscal policy% U1 h7 G- W8 {7 _' J) G
C. expansionary monetary policy and expansionary fiscal policy1 {" Y0 }3 h6 U8 r; {
D. ontractionary monetary policy and contractionary fiscal policy 1 m3 @* B+ k( L; G5 a
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10. As the real wage rises, the substitution effect causes the worker to consume more ______ and less ______.
% h1 x d* v: f& M( [A. leisure...work2 y& b S- i1 f$ W4 F
B. work...leisure8 D K( Y9 ]2 Y; R5 x
C. work...of all of other goods% K7 v1 r3 ?: v+ b+ {1 b! j) B
D. leisure...of all other goods2 O- m. h8 Y) Q3 u! ]3 E
11. The federal funds rate is the interest rate ______. _, _" _1 s( l% g6 B
A. on overnight loans of reserves between banks
/ a! t( o7 M* b4 n: ]# }' XB. the government pays when borrowing from banks6 V& B, M" u8 u; p
C. on government debt3 |" d/ t o( U* q
D. both A and B6 E- M( t9 [, M/ |0 y
12. A consumer's indifference curve shows ______.
7 V( S, w& Q+ C* ~/ mA. all combinations of two products that a consumer can use) A, J2 G+ B, w2 j' \' x
B. all combinations of two products that yield the same total satisfaction to the consumer" p" y7 h: ]# Y/ i+ r$ b
C. all combinations of two goods that the consumer can purchase with disposable persona income
h% a& |) s& X1 z' Z6 w: e% r2 UD. equal income for consumption$ r8 K/ U3 v$ i& _4 f
13. The value of any investment is found by computing ______.) @2 `- p6 u0 `+ s& S
A. the future value of all future expenses
" _: J8 Q! U3 cB. the future value of all sales
0 J9 O* |# Q) o1 IC. the present value of all future liabilities
% v& A; S5 ~$ ^9 }7 gD. the present value of all cash flows
9 c/ i6 e% F' {14. A "base" or "high-powered" money is distinguished from other types of money by the fact that it .
* ]9 s2 _9 a( a( k, W" P: NA. always consists of central-bank liabilities
1 I4 y4 R$ W L, SB. always consists of assets that can serve as commercial bank cash reserves @) r1 x, A5 E1 |) {$ t1 k b
C. always consists of gold coin
$ m N- \% l& Y8 J' } d/ S! JD. must be a "fiat" money0 s" p# R* D# f% k. V0 O
15. The relationship between interest rates on various bonds, and the time to (heir maturity is called the ______ structure of interest rates.
8 b4 \$ g' m8 V' dA. chronological
, K4 j* u+ x! P& EB. term
# {* O5 l, L) q- H- d4 lC. risk
t/ u- d& q, |# p6 OD. liquidity
) L; V! \# w' r$ J7 O. Q16. An example of an investment pool is ______.0 W9 ^( J5 |2 @, ^6 J9 V
A. a savings and loan association% ]& N- E: S7 r" S; F/ ^" b
B. a life insurance company
- R$ o5 f/ B$ ~( v8 sC. a finance company
9 o3 d a9 e: e5 Q: R wD. a mutual fund( K& N5 P+ @6 f' e- ~
17. Sustained downward movements in the business cycle are referred to as ______.
\. n1 o" b! ]5 S' t% UA. recessions
0 S4 @: c0 ^6 b& ?" XB. economic recoveries. {, Z" E9 ~ y. h
C. inflation. V% j& S: c& M1 v+ p3 e6 j
D. expansions( I( u6 q4 B; P, k! C: R' Z7 `& s
; P9 Z& c1 D7 t( Q18. _____ offers a wide spectrum of personal services to wealthy clients who may have little knowledge of how to handle their own financial affairs or who are too busy. |