Mr. Y and Mr. Z are planning to share their capital to run a business. They are going to employ which of the following type of business?

Related Mcqs:

1. In which type of business, all owners share in gains and losses and all have unlimited liability for all business debts?

   A. Sole-proprietorship
   B. General Partnership
   C. Limited Partnerhsip
   D. Corporation

2. Annual cash dividends divided by annual earnings; or alternatively, dividends per share divided by earning per share is termed as:

   A. Earning per share ratio
   B. Proposed dividend ratio
   C. Dividend payout ratio
   D. Expected dividend ratio

3. Price per share is $30 and an earnings per share is $3.5 then price for earnings ratio would be_____________?

   A. 8.57 times
   B. 8.57%
   C. 0.11 times
   D. 11%

4. Price per share divided by earnings per share is formula for calculating_________?

   A. Price earnings ratio
   B. Earning price ratio
   C. Pricing ratio
   D. Earning ratio

5. Price per share is $30 and an earnings per share is $3.5 then price for earnings ratio would be___________?

   A. 8.57 times
   B. 8.57%
   C. 0.11 times
   D. 11%

6. The price per share is $30 and earnings per share is $3.5 then price for earnings ratio would be ___________?

   A. 8.57 times
   B. 0.0857
   C. 0.11 times
   D. 0.11

7. The price per share is $25 and the cash flow per share is $6 then the price to cash flow ratio would be ___________?

   A. 0.24 times
   B. 4.16 times
   C. 0.0416
   D. 0.24

8. The price per share divided by earnings per share is the formula for calculating ___________?

   A. price earnings ratio
   B. earnings price ratio
   C. pricing ratio
   D. earnings ratio

9. In weighted average capital, capital structure weights estimation does not rely on value of__________?

   A. Investors equity
   B. Market value of equity
   C. Book value of equity
   D. Stock equity

10. An increase in marginal cost of capital and the capital rationing are two arising complications of __________?

    A. maximum capital budget
    B. greater capital budget
    C. optimal capital budget
    D. minimum capital budget