Question: The quick ratio is always larger than the current ratio. True False Under a Dutch auction, the company pays multiple prices to repurchase the shares
- The quick ratio is always larger than the current ratio.
True
False
- Under a Dutch auction, the company pays multiple prices to repurchase the shares of stock.
True
False
- The Five Cs of credit include all of the following EXCEPT
- Collateral
- Conditions
- Character
- Capacity
- All of the answers are correct
- The ability for a company to pay off their short-term obligations is known as
- Efficiency
- Liquidity
- Profit
- Asset Recollection Ratio
- None of the other answer
- Higher debt reduces agency costs.
True
False
- A dividend policy based on tax issues will call for a dividend when
- The tax on ordinary income is greater than the capital gains tax
- The tax on ordinary income is less than the capital gains tax
- The tax on ordinary income is equal to the capital gains tax
- The tax on ordinary income is greater than the company WACC
- None of the other answer
- Dividend smoothing is in the best interest of the shareholders.
True
False
- EOQ describes the amount of inventory that a company will sell in a year.
True
False
- Companies should strive for a current ratio less than or equal to 1.
True
False
- EOQ minimizes inventory costs such as holding and ordering.
True
False
- Under the pecking Order Theory of finance, a company will get funds to finance a project in the order of:
- Internally-generated funds, stretch net working capital, borrow from bank, public debt, common stock, preferred stock
- Internally-generated funds, stretch net working capital, borrow from bank, common stock, preferred stock, public debt
- Internally-generated funds, stretch net working capital, public debt, borrow from bank, common stock, preferred stock
- Internally-generated funds, stretch net working capital, borrow from bank, public debt, preferred stock, common stock,
- None of the other answer
- The goal of finance is to maximize shareholder wealth, and the dividend policy that goal is
- Constant dividend policy
- Dividend smoothing policy
- Stable dividend policy
- Residual dividend policy
- None of the other answers.
- A company will institute a stock repurchase for any of the following reasons EXCEPT
- Management believes that shares of stock are undervalued
- Tax reasons
- Dont want to create expectations like a dividend payment
- Reduce the number of shares on the market
- All the other answers are reasons
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