Financial Management | Chapter 4 | Part 2 | MBA MCQs | FM
Finacial Management MCQs
- company may raise capital from the primary market through _____________.
- Public issue
- Rights issue
- Bought out deals
- All of the above
- A fixed rate of _________ is payable on debentures
- dividend
- commission
- interest
- brokerage
- According to traditional approach, the average cost of capital _______________.
- Remains constant up to a degree of leverage and rises sharply thereafter with every increase inleverage
- Decrease at an increasing rate with increase in leverage
- Decrease up to certain point, remains unchanged for moderate increase in leverage and rises beyond acertain point
- Rises constantly with increase in leverage
- The long-run objective of financial management is to________.
- maximize earnings per share
- maximize the value of the firm's common stock
- maximize return on investment
- maximize market share
- ____________dividend promises to pay shareholders at future date
- Scrip
- cash
- stock
- Propoerty
- __________ is concerned with the maximization of a firm's stock price
- EPS maximization
- Stakeholder welfare maximization
- shareholder wealth maximization
- Profit maximization
- Degree of total leverage can be applied in measuring change in _________.
- EBIT to a percentage change in quantity
- EPS to a percentage change in quantity
- Quantity to a percentage change in EBIT
- EPS to a percentage change in EBIT
- Investors can normally afford to assume larger risks in the ____ phase of the life- cycle.
- gifting
- consolidation
- accumulation
- spending
- __________ is the most important investment decision because it determines the risk-returncharacteristics of the portfolio.
- Hedging
- Performance measurement
- Market timing
- Asset allocation
- The value of EBIT at which EPS is equal to zero is known as ____________.
- Break-even point
- Operating break-even point
- Financial break-even point
- Overall break-even point
- Price per share is Rs 25 and cash flow per share is Rs 6 then price to cash flow ratio would be
- 0.24 times
- 4.16%
- 24.00%
- 4.16 times
- Low price for earning ratio is result of
- low risky firms
- high risky firms
- low dividends paid
- high marginal rate
- Formula such as net income available for common stockholders divided by total assets is used to calculate
- return on total assets
- return on total equity
- return on debt
- return on sales
- Financial securities that can be converted into cash at closing to their book value price are classified as
- inventories
- short-term investments
- cash equivalents
- long-term investments
- Discounted cash flow analysis is also classified as
- time value of stock
- time value of money
- .time value of bonds
- time value of treasury bonds
- Prices of bonds will be decreased if an interest rates
- none of the above
- declines
- rises
- equals
- In capital budgeting, a technique which is based upon discounted cash flow is classified as
- net equity budgeting method
- net capital budgeting method
- net future value method
- net present value method
- Real risk-free rate is applicable when it is expected that there will be
- high inflation
- None of the above
- No inflation
- low inflation
- Stocks which has lower book for market ratio are considered as
- optimistic
- more risky
- less risky
- pessimistic
- An individual stock required return is equal to risk free rate plus bearing risk premium is anexplanation of
- security market line
- capital market line
- aggregate market line
- beta market line
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