A. forgone cost
B. debt cost
C. opportunity cost
D. balances cost
Related Mcqs:
- The maximum maturity days of holding commercial paper are ___________?
A. 170 days
B. 270 days
C. 120 days
D. 5 days - The treasury bills are issued to raise significant amount of funds by ____________?
A. US treasury
B. Australian treasury
C. Swiss treasury
D. functional treasury - The type of instrument whoever holds it, gets the interest and principal amount is classified as ___________?
A. term instrument
B. interim instrument
C. primary instrument
D. bearer instrument - The commercial papers cannot be converted in to cash with easy and quick transactions because of lack of ___________?
A. organized secondary markets
B. organized primary market
C. organized interest markets
D. organized money markets - The obligations that are issued by US governments and are obligated for short term, are classified as ____________?
A. bankers treasury
B. treasury bills
C. treasury funds
D. secured treasury - The bids of bidder which tells that how much treasury bills bidder wants to buy is classified as ____________?
A. federal acceptance bid
B. bankers’ acceptance bid
C. non-competitive bids
D. competitive bids - The process of issuing treasury bills is classified as ____________?
A. treasury trading auction
B. treasury fund auction
C. treasury bills auction
D. treasury bills transfer - The operating tool used by Federal Reserve to influence the supply of bank to control demand and supply of repurchase agreements is classified as ____________?
A. selling window
B. buying window
C. premium window
D. discount window - The interest rate at which the federal funds are borrowed and can be lent is classified as ____________?
A. borrowing rate
B. supplying rate
C. lending rate
D. federal funds rate - The transactions in market of treasury bills is mostly transacted over telephone and hence classified as ____________?
A. decentralized
B. centralized
C. federalize
D. commercialize
