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| Question No: 1 |
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The EBIT is :
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| Earnings before interest on taxes |
| Earnings before interest & taxes |
| Earnings before income & taxes |
| Earnings before income tax |
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| Question No: 2 |
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EPS is:
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| Earnings per share |
| Earnings profits |
| Earnings per sales |
| Earnings per year |
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| Question No: 3 |
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The weighted average cost of capital is calculated :
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| on market value but not book value |
| on both market value & book value |
| on book value but not market value |
| none of the above |
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| Question No: 4 |
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The cost of Debt is always calculated
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| Before tax |
| After tax |
| After dividend |
| Before interest |
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| Question No: 5 |
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The cost of equity takes into account the
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| The market price of the share |
| The book value of the share |
| The last years dividend |
| all the above |
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| Question No: 6 |
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The cost of Retained Earnings is same as :
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| Cost of Equity |
| Cost of Debt |
| Cost of preference shares |
| All of the above |
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| Question No: 7 |
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The optimum capital structure is the one with
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| highest value of the firm |
| Lowest value of the firm |
| highest shares in numbers |
| highest debt |
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| Question No: 8 |
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International Finance is
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| Same as domestic finance |
| different from domestic finance |
| not so relevant |
| is used while shutting down of a firm |
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| Question No: 9 |
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Which of the following is not a function of finance Manager?
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| Financing the capital decisions |
| investing the capital in profitable projects |
| distributing the capital among different suppliers of products |
| Dividend decision |
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| Question No: 10 |
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__________ is concerned with the maximization of a firm's earnings after taxes.
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| Shareholder wealth maximization |
| Profit maximization |
| Stakeholder maximization |
| EPS maximization |
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| Question No: 11 |
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What one is not the decision of financial management?
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| Asset management decision |
| Financing decision |
| Investment decision |
| Dividend decision |
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| Question No: 12 |
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Money has time value because
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| Money in hand today is more certain than money to be got tomorrow. |
| The value of money -gets discounted as time goes by. |
| The value of money gets compounded as time goes by. |
| None of the above |
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| Question No: 13 |
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In order to find the value in 1995 of a sum of $ 100 invested in 1993 at X% interest
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| The FVIFA table should be used. |
| The PVIFA table should be used. |
| The FVIF table should be used. |
| None of the above |
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| Question No: 14 |
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The relationship between effective rate of interest (r) and nominal rate of interest (i) is best represented by
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| i = (1 + 1)−mmr |
| r = (1 + 1)−nnr |
| r = (1 + 1)−mmr |
| None of the above |
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| Question No: 15 |
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If you invest $ 10,000 today for a period of 5 years, what will be the maturity value if the interest rate is?
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| Question No: 16 |
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The operating profit is same as:
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| Net profit |
| EBIT |
| Gross profit |
| None of the above |
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| Question No: 17 |
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Which of the following statements is correct regarding profit maximization as the primary goal of the firm?
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| Profit maximization considers the firm's risk level. |
| Profit maximization will not lead to increasing short-term profits at the expense of lowering expected future profits. |
| Profit maximization does consider the impact on individual shareholder's EPS. |
| Profit maximization is concerned more with maximizing net income than the stock price. |
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| Question No: 18 |
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You need to understand financial management even if you have no intention of becoming a financial manager. One reason is that the successful manager of the not-too-distant future will need to be much more of a __________ who has the knowledge and ability to move not just vertically within an organization but horizontally as well. Developing __________ will be the rule, not the exception.
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| Specialist; specialties |
| Generalist; general business skills |
| Technician; quantitative |
| Team player; cross-functional capabilities |
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| Question No: 19 |
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Which of the following statements is not correct regarding earnings per share (EPS) maximization as the primary goal of the firm?
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| EPS maximization ignores the firm's risk level. |
| EPS maximization does not specify the timing or duration of expected EPS. |
| EPS maximization naturally requires all earnings to be retained. |
| EPS maximization is concerned with maximizing net income |
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| Question No: 20 |
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You are considering investing $ 1,500 at an interest rate of 5% compounded annually for 2 years or investing the $1,500 at 7% per year simple interest rate for 2 years. Which option is better?
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| Simple Interest by $56.25 |
| Compound Interest by $114.05 |
| Compound Interest by $52.75 |
| Simple Interest by $75.19 |
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| Question No: 21 |
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What will be the amount accumulated by $ 9,000 in 9 years if it is compounded at a rate of 9% per year?
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| F = $ 18,229.30 |
| F = $ 19,547.04 |
| F = $ 20,978.22 |
| F = $ 19,055 |
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| Question No: 22 |
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If Rs300 is invested now, Rs500 two years from now, and Rs700 four years from now at an interest rate of 3% compounded annually, what will be the total amount in 10 years?
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| F = Rs 1,872.40 |
| F = Rs 1,540.27 |
| F = Rs 1,975.11 |
| F = Rs 1,801.36 |
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| Question No: 23 |
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An individual deposits an annual bonus into a savings account that pays 5% interest compounded annually. The size of the bonus increases by Rs200 each year and the initial bonus amount at t=1 was Rs250. Determine how much will be in the account immediately after the fifth deposit.
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| F = Rs3019.59 |
| F = Rs3483.89 |
| F = Rs2953.94 |
| F = Rs2752.95 |
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| Question No: 24 |
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What is the equal-payment series for 10 years that is equivalent to a payment series of Rs 15,000 at the end of the first year (t=1) decreasing by Rs300 each year over 10 years? Interest is 9% compounded annually.
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| A = Rs 7120.85 |
| A = Rs 10,118.72 |
| A = Rs 12,929.01 |
| A = Rs 13,860.66 |
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| Question No: 25 |
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the time value of money in the present year will be
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| less than the value of future year |
| more than the value of the future year |
| will be the same in future year |
| will be in negative |
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| Question No: 26 |
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Which is the best measure of capital budgeting?
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| Payback period |
| Annual rate of return |
| Profitability index |
| NPV |
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| Question No: 27 |
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When we want to go to future value of a lump sum amount, we use;
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| present value factor tables |
| present value annuity factor tables |
| compounded value factor tables |
| compounded value annuity factor tables |
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| Question No: 28 |
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When we want to come to the present value from future value of a lump sum amount, we use;
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| present value factor tables |
| present value annuity factor tables |
| compounded value factor tables |
| compounded value annuity factor tables |
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| Question No: 29 |
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When we want to go to future value of an Annuity, we use;
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| present value factor tables |
| present value annuity factor tables |
| compounded value factor tables |
| compounded value annuity factor tables |
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| Question No: 30 |
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When we want to come to the present value from future value of an Annuity, we use;
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| present value factor tables |
| present value annuity factor tables |
| compounded value factor tables |
| compounded value annuity factor tables |
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| Question No: 31 |
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Capital Budgeting means;
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| Budgeting of the capital for investments in the long term Fixed assets |
| Financing of the capital for investments in the long term Fixed assets |
| Mitigating the losses |
| Preparing cash budgets |
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| Question No: 32 |
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In capital budgeting, when money is going out of the firm, it is called
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| Cash outflow |
| Cash inflow |
| Dividend |
| Interest received |
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| Question No: 33 |
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the mutually exclusive decisions are those,
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| acceptance of one proposal will automatically reject the the other proposal |
| acceptance of both the two proposals |
| rejection of all the proposals |
| does not include any proposal |
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| Question No: 34 |
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In capital budgeting, when money is coming in the firm, it is called
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| Cash outflow |
| Cash inflow |
| Dividend |
| Interest foregone |
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| Question No: 35 |
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Which of the following is not the reason for Time Preference of money?
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| Future uncertainties |
| Investment opportunities |
| Interest income |
| The value of money will remain the same every time |
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| Question No: 36 |
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Capital structure of a firm means:
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| The proportion of Debt & equity |
| Structure of financing ratio |
| Cash & capital proportion |
| Drawings by the owner |
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| Question No: 37 |
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Which of the following is not a factor effecting capital structure?
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| Flexibility |
| Control |
| Size |
| Profitability ratios |
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| Question No: 38 |
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The Operating Leverage gives the relationship between
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| Sales revenue & EBIT of the firm |
| EBIT & EPS of the firm |
| Sales Revenue & EPS of the firm |
| None of above |
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| Question No: 39 |
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The Financial Leverage gives the relationship between
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| Sales revenue & EBIT of the firm |
| EBIT & EPS of the firm |
| Sales Revenue & EPS of the firm |
| `None of above |
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| Question No: 40 |
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The Combined Leverage gives the relationship between
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| Sales revenue & EBIT of the firm |
| EBIT & EPS of the firm |
| Sales Revenue & EPS of the firm |
| None of above |
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