A. national debt
B. international debt
C. global debt
D. contraction debt
Related Mcqs:
- 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 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 - Federal government tax revenues if it exceeds government spending then it is classified as___________?
A. Budget surplus
B. Budget deficit
C. Federal reserve
D. Federal budget - 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 - Situation in which firm limits expenditures on capital is classified as________?
A. Optimal rationing
B. Capital rationing
C. Marginal rationing
D. Transaction rationing - The longer debt instrument issued by government and corporations is considered as _________?
A. contraction bonds
B. expansion bonds
C. dollar bonds
D. bonds - The value of option issued to call debt is $940 and return rate on callable bond is $480 then return rate on non-callable bond is __________?
A. 460
B. 1520
C. 1420
D. 1620 - Federal Reserve policy and federal surplus or deficit of budget affect the____________?
A. Cost of production
B. Cost of money
C. Opportunity cost
D. Inflation risk - Weighted average cost of debt, preferred stock and common equity is classified as_____________?
A. Cost of salvage
B. Cost of interest
C. Cost of taxation
D. Cost of capital - Markets which deals with high liquid and short-term debt securities are classified as_____________?
A. Capital markets
B. Money markets
C. Liquid markets
D. Short-term markets
