1 The financial statements that are dated for a time periodare the
* @7 j, \& W% b0 ]# Y1 r; V8 r A balance sheet and income statement
; b% b) L/ r) m- v; m+ q+ K# O& q) o B income statement and statement of cash flows
- j6 V5 i2 v- @- ^+ r# s C balance sheet and statement of owners‘ equity/ i9 P! }( Q3 A- h6 _7 b {0 M
D all of the above
( F, _% I& h" |" y 2 Which of the following is an example of off-balance-sheet financing? ______
5 y, ?" |, }# e; ]% t: o A Operating lease8 y' j. y6 @7 `0 W+ S
B Debenture bonds4 ^" ^$ M/ j. B" W: W' W
C Current portion of long-term debt
( D+ D" O. y* n D Convertible bonds* C* X- K: _ B/ ^. U+ H
3 Borrowers can gain access to the surplus funds of savers ______
: }" F7 @' r2 x3 P2 t! F! m A by issuing securities to savers
$ H$ G& f7 d1 B7 Q& y2 Q! i x8 Z# ^ B through financial intermediaries# e) b2 H* I: D7 H0 w. b- }
C by purchasing securities such as stocks and bonds1 d8 M- F- u7 O: v C4 w
D all of the above
% h8 v* w" o7 Q E both A and B
C+ {- X3 k4 K 4 Which of the following assets are most liquid? ______) ^9 H: \$ w8 U; B+ ^
A High grade corporate bonds/ H2 s/ `7 N* Y
B Time" deposits$ k9 D( y- c* J _3 H# f6 h
C Stocks in General Electric Company
) [( ?2 j8 n0 Z, s5 i4 j D Passbook savings deposits; n! M4 f$ ?2 N8 c6 ]# R
5 Secondary markets for securities
) G+ ?4 p3 T5 { A deal only in bonds$ V9 W b- [5 Q
B are markets primarily for the initial sale of new issues5 z' {' m% F$ Z* ^
C are markets for trading in outstanding debts and equity claims @6 U4 `7 M/ X( ~
D are also called "investment banks"
% s; V4 Y; R$ v( _* d 6 The concept of ______ is based on the common-sense notion that a dollar paid to you in the future is less valuable to you than a dollar today3 A; s X& n" w* Q2 U9 G
A future value3 |6 R, s5 K" _. y: ?, G7 A$ v3 S
B present value
3 D0 E! i$ R: H. @5 N s- [ C deflation+ O6 |- @+ h( w, o* l$ }, f
D interest& ]: o+ z$ e( [4 [. m5 e" x; S
7 Which of the following would not result in a credit entry in the China‘s balance of payments?
% b+ Y6 N" @( y5 \6 _6 x5 e A The sale of a piece of furniture to a business firm in Japan
! T, r7 A. Q9 j6 \( H1 l* K B Interest and dividends paid on foreign investment in China
* V: E' h) B, T1 m e% W C Interests on a Chinese bank deposit in the United Kingdom
6 a. d$ n- x! a# l7 ^# s) Q D An increase in foreign investment in China
% O8 u* v0 x3 n ^# M 8 Futures contracts can be ______
' ~9 m' `( F9 { A used as protection against large price swings8 V/ @! G9 {: {+ f2 x( L
B countered by an offsetting purchase or sale9 A+ R; Y0 P: Q. j" P4 q1 q( ~
C participated by hedgers or speculators3 ?; T: r6 B/ F$ x1 H) F0 g
D all of the above& W6 Z: K+ U) O) _) c6 ?2 _, M
9 Suppose that you own a business and are considering expanding your productive capital through an increase in investment spending You will invest only if ______6 d& t a1 I9 b$ Z
A you are able to obtain the necessary funds at a low nominal interest rate( |; N$ Y3 g6 R6 Z( T9 T, V' x0 L0 n
B the investment does not affect your cost of production
8 O- R! Z" R4 T- A0 @3 r2 s C the present value of future income exceeds the cost of the investment plus interest on any money that you must borrow
: R( I% X& t& b8 F D you observe that your competitors are expanding their productive capital10 If Y and V are constant, and M doubles, the quantity equation implies that the price level
; `0 R3 u( U A A more than doubles* E- Q9 I9 I( `" a6 c
B less than doubles2 V/ V; b. [' E# Y4 x7 T
C doubles: T/ `1 U( _9 H8 F& c0 Q
D might do any of the above- [! e( r( P& c! H' |# w
E more information is needed |