1. A Mutual Fund having9089 units has shown its NAV of $23.89 and $8.98 toward the start

furthermore, toward the year's end separately. The Mutual Fund has given two choices:

(I) Pay $0.572 per unit as profit and 56.90 per unit as a capital increase, or

(ii) These circulations are to be reinvested at a normal NAV of $59.90 per unit.

Why it would matter as far as return accessible and which choice is best?

2. Bookkeeping Ratios are significant apparatuses utilized by

(a) Managers,

(b) Researchers,

(c) Investors,

(d) All of the abovementioned

3. Net Profit Ratio Signifies:

(a) Operational Profitability,

(b) Liquidity Position,

(c) Big-term Solvency,

(d) Profit for Lenders.

4. Working Capital Turnover estimates the relationship of Working Capital with:

(a) Fixed Assets,

(b) Sales,

(c) Purchases,

(d) Stock.

5. In Ratio Analysis, the term Capital Employed alludes to:

(a) Equity Share Capital,

(b) Net worth,

(c) Shareholders' Funds,

(d) None of the abovementioned.

6. Profit Payout Ratio is:

(a) PAT Capital,

(b) DPS EPS

(c) Pref. Profit PAT,

(d) Pref. Profit Equity Dividend.

7. DU PONT Analysis manages:

(a) Analysis of Current Assets,

(b) Analysis of Profit,

(c) Capital Budgeting,

(d) Analysis of Fixed Assets.

8. In Net Profit Ratio, the denominator is:

(a) Net Purchases,

(b) Net Sales,

(c) Credit Sales,

(d) Cost of merchandise sold.

9. Stock Turnover estimates the relationship of stock with:

(a) Average Sales,

(b) Cost of Goods Sold,

(c) Total Purchases,

(d) Total Assets.

10. The term 'EVA' is utilized for:

(a) Extra Value Analysis,

(b) Economic Value Added,

(c) Expected Value Analysis,

(d) Engineering Value Analysis.