Financial Management | Chapter 3 | Part 4 | MBA MCQs | FM
Finacial Management MCQs
- New York Stock Exchange and Nada stock market are classified as types of
- primary stock market
- secondary stock market
- public offering market
- equity market
- Price for debt is called
- debt rate
- interest rate
- discount rate
- investment return
- In corporation characteristics, an easy transferring and division of stock of shares is classified as
- ownership interest transferability
- deceased division
- shared division
- deceased transferability
- In financial markets, period of maturity less than one year of financial instruments is classified as
- short term
- capital term
- intermediate term
- long term
- Condition in which company's imports are more than its exports is classified as
- foreign trade
- trade surplus
- foreign trade surplus
- foreign trade deficits
- A markets which deals with long-term corporate stocks are classified as
- liquid markets
- short-term markets
- capital markets
- money markets
- Bonds issued to individuals by corporations are classified as
- municipal bonds
- corporate bonds .
- U.S treasury bonds
- mortgages
- Financial security in which there is no default risk and issues by U.S governments is classified as
- corporate bonds
- U.S treasury bonds
- mortgages
- municipal bonds
- Financial security issues by major banks and risk depends on strength of issuer is classified as
- negotiable certificate of deposit
- mutual funds
- U.S treasury bills
- commercial paper
- Financial security kept by non-financial corporations is
- deposit cheque
- distribution cost
- short term treasury bills
- short term capital cost
- A retirement plans funded for workers by corporations, administered and commercial banks areclassified as
- retirement funds
- pension funds
- future funds
- workers funds
- Financial security issued by banks operating outside U.S is classified as
- dollar bonds
- euro deposits
- Eurodollar market deposits
- euro bonds
- Markets which deal with buying and selling of bonds, mortgages, notes and stocks are considered as
- financial instruments
- easy markets
- physical asset markets
- financial asset markets
- Capital gain expected by stockholders and dividends are included in
- debt rate
- investment return
- interest rate
- cost of equity
- An attitude of investor towards dealing with risk determines the
- rate of return
- rate of exchange
- rate of intrinsic stock
- rate of extrinsic stock
- Government spending, if it exceeds federal government tax revenues then it is classified as
- Federal Reserve
- federal budget
- budget surplus
- budget deficit
- Financial security with low degree risk and investment held by businesses is classified as
- treasury bills
- commercial paper
- negotiable certificate of deposit
- money market mutual funds
- New York Stock Exchange' is an example of
- capital markets
- money markets
- short-term markets
- liquid markets
- A price for equity is called
- interest rate
- cost of equity
- debt rate
- investment return
- Risk in which value of investment depends on what happens to foreign exchange rates is classified as
- preferred risk
- country risk
- exchange rate risk
- foreign risk
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