5.Ratios allow for better comparison ________ and ________.

A.Internally, externally

B.through time, between company

C.same industry, different industry

D.Both A and B

6.Which of the following is NOT a typical category of Financial Ratios?

A.Non-liquidity ratios

B.Financial leverage ratios

C.Profitability ratios

D. Market value ratios

7.Which of the following is/are external users of a company's financial statements?

A.Company staff

B.Creditors

C.Shareholders

D.Only B and C

10.There are three case for Capital Structure Theory, The Assumptions for Case I are:

A.No corporate or personal taxes, No bankruptcy costs

B.With corporate taxes but no personal taxes, No bankruptcy costs

C.No corporate or personal taxes, With bankruptcy costs

D.With corporate taxes but no personal taxes, No bankruptcy costs

11.The Propositions for Case I of the Capital Structure Theory are:

A.The value of the firm is NOT affected by changes in the capital structure

B.The WACC of the firm is NOT affected by capital structure

C.Both value of the firm and the WACC of the firm is affected by capital structure

D.Both A and B

12.The Propositions for Case II of the Capital Structure Theory are:

A.The value of the firm increase by the present value of the annual interest tax shield.

B.The WACC decrease as D/E increase because of the government subsidy on interest payments.

C.The value of the firm decreased by the present value of the annual interest tax shield.

D.Both A and B

13.Which of the following statement is NOT related to Case III of the Capital Structure Theory?

A.Case III consider bankruptcy costs

B.As the E/E ratio increases, the probability of bankruptcy decreases

C.The additional value of the interest tax shield will be offset by the increase in expected bankruptcy cost.

D.The value of the firm will start to decrease, and the WACC will start to increase as more debt is added.