Final - MID TERM 2 Flashcards
(47 cards)
A capital market brings together those who want to invest money and those who want to borrow money.
True or False
True
Systematic risk refers to the movements in a stock portfolio’s value that are attributable to macroeconomic forces affecting all firms in an economy.
True or False
True
Market makers are companies that make large investments in governmental bonds.
True or False
False
Commercial banks perform a direct connection function in capital markets.
True or False
False
An investor purchases the right to receive a specified fixed stream of income from the corportion when he purchases a share of stock.
True or False
False
A debt loan requires a corporation to repay a predetermined potion of the loan amount at regular intervals regardless of how much profit it is making.
True or False
True
Debt loans include cash loans from banks and funds raised from the sale of corporate bonds to investors.
True or False
True
The liquidity of the market is limited in a purely domestic capital market.
True or False
True
The cost of capital is the difference between cost of inputs and outputs.
True or False
False
The cost of capital is higher in a global market than in a purely domestic capital market.
True or False
False
By using the global capital market, investors have a much wider range of investment opportunities than in a purly domestic capital market.
**True or False **
True
The risk associated with a portfolio increases as the investor increases the nuber of stock in her portfolio.
True or False
False
Investors can reduce the level of risk by diversifying a portfolio internationally.
True or False
**True **
The systamtic risk is the level of diversifiable risk in an economy.
True or False
False
The relatively low correlation between the movements of stock markets in different countries indicates that countries face different economic conditions.
True or False
True
The projected rate will typically be the forward exchange rate as as determined by the foreign echange market when firms use the projected spot exchange rate to translate both the budget and performance figures into the corporate currency.
True or False
True
The price at which goods and services are transferred between subsidiary companies in a multinational firm is referred to as minimum retail price.
True or False
False
Performance of international subsidiaries depends on the transfer price set-up by the corporate.
True or False
True
Most subsidiaries of an international business operate in uniform environments.
True or False
False
Evaluation of a subsidiary should not be separate from the evaluation of its manager.
True or False
False
Capital budgeting is the technique financial managers use to try to quantify the benefits, costs, and risks of an investment.
True or False
True
The theoretical framework for performing capital budgeting for a foregin project is vastly different from domestic capital budgeting.
True or False
False
Moving up the experience curve allows a firm to reduce its cost of creating value and increase its profitability.
True or False
**False **
Once a firm has established a low-cost position, it can act as a barrier to new competition.
True or False
True