A. long term fixed assets
B. short term fixed assets
C. short term working capital
D. long term working capital
Related Mcqs:
- The accounts receivable and inventory are examples of ___________?
A. short term working capital
B. long term working capital
C. long term fixed assets
D. short term fixed assets - The liquidity premium theory, unbiased expectations theory and market segmentation theory are the theories to describe _____________?
A. term structure of segmentation
B. term structure of interest rate
C. term structure of premium
D. term structure of inflation - The shift of demand curve to down and then to the left resulting in _____________?
A. support from World Bank
B. decreases in funds traded
C. increase in funds traded
D. rise of international funds - The formula of effective annual return is written as _____________?
A. (1+r) c – 1
B. (2+r) c – 2
C. (3+r) c – 3
D. (1+r) c – 5 - The monetary expansion decreases and there is an increase in equilibrium interest rate then supply curve of funds must shift _____________?
A. down and to the left
B. down and to the right
C. up and to the left
D. up and to the right - According to demand for funds curve, the demand curve shifts down and to the left if there is a decrease in _____________?
A. equilibrium supply
B. equilibrium savings
C. equilibrium demand
D. equilibrium interest rate - The interest rate considering compounding of interest rate and is earned in 12 months, is considered as _____________?
A. effective annual return
B. ineffective annual return
C. decrease in return
D. increase in return - The special provisions that can have adverse or beneficial effects and are reflected in interest rates do not include _____________?
A. tax-ability
B. covert ability
C. call ability
D. inflation premium - The loans for education and medical is classified as loans for _____________?
A. equilibrium goods
B. non-equilibrium goods
C. durable goods
D. non-durable goods - For the other non-price conditions, the decrease in equilibrium interest rate leads to _____________?
A. increase restrictiveness
B. decrease restrictiveness
C. zero restrictiveness
D. negative restriction