[amp_mcq option1=”municipal bonds” option2=”corporate bonds” option3=”U.S treasury bonds” option4=”mortgages” correct=”option2″]
Detailed SolutionBonds issued to individuals by corporations are classified as
[amp_mcq option1=”municipal bonds” option2=”corporate bonds” option3=”U.S treasury bonds” option4=”mortgages” correct=”option2″]
Detailed SolutionBonds issued to individuals by corporations are classified as
[amp_mcq option1=”du DuPont equation” option2=”turnover equation” option3=”preference equation” option4=”common equation” correct=”option1″]
Detailed SolutionAn equation in which total assets are multiplied to profit margin is classified as
[amp_mcq option1=”value distribution” option2=”expected distribution” option3=”more peaked distribution” option4=”less peaked distribution” correct=”option3″]
[amp_mcq option1=”risky portfolios” option2=”behavior portfolios” option3=”inefficient portfolios” option4=”efficient portfolios” correct=”option4″]
Detailed SolutionFor any or lower degree of risk, highest or any expected return are concepts use in
[amp_mcq option1=”27.00%” option2=”12.00%” option3=”19.50%” option4=”none of above” correct=”option4″]
[amp_mcq option1=”external return method” option2=”net present value of method” option3=”net future value method” option4=”internal return method” correct=”option2″]
[amp_mcq option1=”kd” option2=”kc” option3=”Both A and B” option4=”None of the above” correct=”option3″]
Detailed SolutionIn case of partially debt-financed firm, k0 is less:
[amp_mcq option1=”5 years” option2=”3.5 years” option3=”4 years” option4=”4.5 years” correct=”option2″]
[amp_mcq option1=”limited corporate business” option2=”unlimited corporate business” option3=”controlled corporate business” option4=”corporation” correct=”option4″]
Detailed SolutionHewlett-Packard and Microsoft are examples of
[amp_mcq option1=”Rs 1.23″ option2=”Rs 0.81″ option3=”Rs 2.12″ option4=”Rs 2.78″ correct=”option1″]