vu mgt201 Final Term - Quiz No.5
vu mgt201 Financial Management Quiz
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Question 1: How long does an investment banker usually try to stabilize the market after an initial public offering?
2-3 days
2-3 months
1 month
none of the above
Question 2: The financial motives for merger include all of the following except:
the portfolio effect
improved access to the capital markets
tax loss carry forwards
synergy
Question 3: In valuing a financial asset, you use these variables:
present value of future cash flows
discount rate
required rate of return
all of the above
Question 4: The principal value of a bond is called the:
the coupon rate
the par value
the maturity value
none of the above
Question 6: __________ is the most popular way of raising debt capital for most corporations.
Bank loans
Public debt issues
Private debt issues
None of the above
Question 7: All of the following are non-operating expenses except __________.
interest expense
cost of goods sold
preferred stock dividends
taxes
Question 8: Pro forma statements are __________ statements.
actual
projected
a previous year's
none of the above
Question 9: The ratio of net income to common shares outstanding is called __________.
price/earnings ratio
earnings per share
dividends per share
none of the above
Question 10: The cost of preferred stock is usually more than the cost of debt because of:
low dividends
tax deductibility of interest payments on debt
high stock price
none of the above
