A. Optimal rationing
B. Capital rationing
C. Marginal rationing
D. Transaction rationing
Related Mcqs:
- The situation in which the firm limits the expenditures on capital is classified as __________?
A. optimal rationing
B. capital rationing
C. marginal rationing
D. transaction rationing - The financial securities which are issued to finance government expenditures and national debt are classified as _________?
A. treasury notes and bonds
B. contraction bonds
C. expansion bonds
D. dollar bonds - The debt which depict the historical accumulated record of federal government expenditures is classified as __________?
A. national debt
B. international debt
C. global debt
D. contraction debt - A firm has paid out Rs. 150,000 as dividends from its net income of Rs. 250,000. What is the retention ratio for the firm?
A. 12%
B. 25%
C. 40%
D. 60% - A firm reports total liabilities of Rs. 300,000 and owner’s equity of Rs. 500,000. What would be the total worth of the firm’s assets?
A. Rs. 300,000
B. Rs. 500,000
C. Rs. 800,000
D. Rs. 1100,000 - A bond whose price will rise above its face value is classified as________?
A. Premium face value
B. Premium bond
C. Premium stock
D. Premium warrants - Rate on debt that increases as soon market rises is classified as________?
A. Rising bet rate
B. Floating rate debt
C. Market rate debt
D. Stable debt rate - Cash flows occurring with more than one change in sign of cash flow are classified as________?
A. Non-normal cash flow
B. Normal cash flow
C. Normal costs
D. Non-normal costs - Number of years forecasted to recover an original investment is classified as________?
A. Payback period
B. Forecasted period
C. Original period
D. Investment period - The temporary imbalances between operating receipts and operating expenditures are funded with the help of __________?
A. state bonds
B. federal bonds
C. municipal bonds
D. reserve bonds
