1. The holder of preference shares has preference over the ordinary shareholders under the following circumstance: _______.$ ?$ i; ^5 C) R$ L2 e
A. his voting rights are considered more important6 u2 P" k& C3 C ^' ~" r& h
B. he has the greater right in choosing the board of directors
, }$ L3 M- w; H9 z$ c; s' yC. he receives his dividend before the ordinary shareholder3 d8 i9 R& Y: p4 Y
D. he has the right to buy ordinary shares more cheaply1 m3 ^7 i2 Y- R. t9 x y' u
2. What are the two major accounts in the balance of payments? ______.
! u( K1 f y' C0 T' o- [A. Current account and fixed account
- Y+ \; h ?/ V4 ZB. Capital account and deposit account5 z+ U9 V' E/ G; M$ Y; k7 w- o
C. Capital account and current account
( F( B' ~. K2 l, Q2 MD. The account recording transfer payment and the account including an offsetting transaction
$ Z+ Q9 q$ t. n8 b4 c* i. X3. Which of the following is not a financial instrument? ______.
5 ^# Q: i& P. P' YA. Treasury bills
; w6 z* Y& y7 _9 J7 T% }3 kB. Real estate: V% O( I) _9 x0 W2 l' b6 A8 I
C. Mortgages
4 B; p& Q- N4 S4 N" AD. Stocks
* x P" U3 |3 w2 f( H) j4. The yield to maturity on a bond is ______.! b8 l- g* u8 ^( |7 h# r/ v
A. below the coupon rate when the bond sells at a discount, and above the coupon rate when the bond sells at a premium
& U5 v1 |% V* c; vB. the discount rate that set the present value of the payments equal to the bond price6 ?4 k6 Q2 h- |& F+ s4 k+ e% T
C. the current yield plus the average annual capital gain rate3 P1 C7 ?3 q4 z, ?4 Z% H
D. based on the assumption that any payments received are reinvested at the coupon rate- E4 }5 X$ h2 r
5. The annual interest paid on a bond relative to its prevailing market price is called its ______.
+ P/ d9 Q) d* ?3 iA. promised yield
- u" Y8 z0 G t; E. u( ]* Q, ]B. yield to maturity
4 W# O. }# G) U$ e q2 i# j" v# XC. coupon rate+ I+ ~0 c& y# O* D
D. current yield8 `3 R9 g3 d- G: s4 P) x
6. Rapid increases in the price level during periods of recession or high unemployment are known as .
4 l- {1 M' S+ N5 N0 p5 tA. stagnation& \5 G8 c8 C% W* R* g# _
B. stagflation
: \+ H/ p/ M8 B+ y/ q1 gC. slump( x4 D" P/ Z! _+ C
D. inflation
- t8 v2 S, ^1 B, D) G" s; o7. A person who left his/her job to look for another job would be classified as ______.# X4 @* r/ y/ a" l5 `& ]+ B
A. structurally unemployed
9 @* _" a$ B6 W& B4 |9 R8 q0 l' QB. cyclically unemployed. V. E5 f8 \; w! H" g
C. frictionally unemployed
# x& @# `! b! b( y2 Y! M3 XD. no longer in the labor force
1 \5 P1 G2 i: ~) @, q- L. E8. Which of the following is not included in a statement of owner's equity? ______.来源:
: P: I4 Z4 c3 F- d4 X* h/ Q3 CA. Net income
$ M: m( v. ~4 m- ~7 SB. Unearned revenue+ ^& i" g& ~$ a4 M. b- F& o
C. Dividend& S1 v+ p& J' Y) ~5 x# t9 T
D. Retained earning* _3 j. }: `& N
9. If the Federal Reserve sells bonds and Congress cuts taxes and increases government spending,then the U.S. government has ______.
, _2 t# }$ X$ S% Z0 k2 AA. expansionary monetary policy and contractionary fiscal policy
4 F6 g0 r, Z7 K2 j8 K4 E( J- s3 ZB. contractionary monetary policy and expansionary fiscal policy
6 [$ f- V" y+ U6 K5 y @% N- l3 iC. expansionary monetary policy and expansionary fiscal policy
- e, m! L5 s( tD. ontractionary monetary policy and contractionary fiscal policy
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) P+ L4 ]9 l/ m5 [9 x* G10. As the real wage rises, the substitution effect causes the worker to consume more ______ and less ______.
, ^- o# X1 U, Y! KA. leisure...work b) ?8 j: c8 E5 l! u
B. work...leisure
d8 W2 R: ?7 t* ~! [C. work...of all of other goods- n/ w. s7 P& V. g2 k
D. leisure...of all other goods
$ i( G4 `4 |% c* |4 E0 s( b# J11. The federal funds rate is the interest rate ______." C& d- |( z& i! o* Z4 y1 c
A. on overnight loans of reserves between banks3 ~) Q; F" n7 b. I9 f' K
B. the government pays when borrowing from banks
" m0 q; S/ z9 K( y, _) JC. on government debt' S ~) q! u& }$ x/ v$ e
D. both A and B: m2 F5 Z( A9 S- m$ z8 A7 f8 ~
12. A consumer's indifference curve shows ______.& B7 x8 m: V: R3 Y ~
A. all combinations of two products that a consumer can use
7 e- b) P& H+ `: o$ |B. all combinations of two products that yield the same total satisfaction to the consumer
- [& i, B) R8 \* D5 l+ E1 n$ ~& g* fC. all combinations of two goods that the consumer can purchase with disposable persona income) R! K8 `* o# v2 R4 W3 r+ s
D. equal income for consumption
: [( u# Y6 { V1 a& X13. The value of any investment is found by computing ______.
4 @% z! L/ _& hA. the future value of all future expenses' i3 K) l6 z6 u) W4 J( X
B. the future value of all sales5 U. T2 r: v! n5 n5 v
C. the present value of all future liabilities
& b4 {# a( I' UD. the present value of all cash flows# v: ?8 y/ ~! b! A6 l
14. A "base" or "high-powered" money is distinguished from other types of money by the fact that it .8 I- ]+ d. Y- w& a9 W
A. always consists of central-bank liabilities/ k9 E% k; P6 w
B. always consists of assets that can serve as commercial bank cash reserves& \0 m; _! l/ O( [) R1 p) m
C. always consists of gold coin2 Z7 W7 p0 ]) c- z& U, j
D. must be a "fiat" money
* \( r' ^0 K0 R& ]* u, ~7 w! `. U2 m15. The relationship between interest rates on various bonds, and the time to (heir maturity is called the ______ structure of interest rates.
1 h) L, u. @0 s5 TA. chronological- {% F' @: l0 O; F: R. }4 [
B. term }0 R% \( G W
C. risk
* e. N8 B' f2 p8 b& sD. liquidity0 `8 A0 d4 o2 l4 b
16. An example of an investment pool is ______.
) \; f! n8 W. O: a& w. A0 L" ^A. a savings and loan association
1 }, n) {3 d1 T) `B. a life insurance company3 F" J0 M3 G$ ]" O3 [% w
C. a finance company- P% l: V7 o) }$ j$ W/ R
D. a mutual fund
3 U5 ?' N" h* p17. Sustained downward movements in the business cycle are referred to as ______.4 ]) u* C+ r. S& j) j
A. recessions
5 m3 r8 B+ _7 ?$ B- d3 zB. economic recoveries
% J: d5 d' X+ R' L8 GC. inflation9 g. Y, x0 R8 U3 Y$ Y
D. expansions1 x0 l1 |4 }8 Z5 P% W. G W
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18. _____ 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. |