A) Reinvested to other companies.
B) Paid out as interest.
C) Distributed to bondholders.
D) Invested in money market funds.
E) Reinvested back in the company.
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A) Board of directors.
B) Chairman of the board.
C) Chief executive officer.
D) President.
E) Vice president of finance.
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A) Primary market.
B) Secondary market.
C) Private placement market.
D) Proprietary market.
E) Liquidation market.
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A) Wherein the original sale of securities by the issuer to the general public occurs.
B) Where stocks and bonds are exchanged between dealers.
C) Mechanism by which a sale of a financial instrument between two shareholders is conducted.
D) Operated by brokers for the benefit of shareholders.
E) Commonly known as the over-the-counter market.
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A) Dealer market.
B) Primary market.
C) Secondary market.
D) OTC market.
E) TSX market.
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A) Which adds value to the firm.
B) Only after the president has approved them.
C) Only if they increase the market share of the firm.
D) Which add to the size of the firm's workforce.
E) Only if management jobs will not be jeopardized.
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A) The pressures government exerts on regulatory bodies.
B) The pressures financial institutions and regulatory bodies exert on each other.
C) The pressures regulatory bodies exert on corporations.
D) The pressures financial institutions exert on corporations.
E) The pressures regulatory bodies exert on investors.
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A) Cash balances.
B) Capital expenditures.
C) Production functions.
D) Accounting functions.
E) Financial planning.
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A) The cost of an audit of the firm's financial statements.
B) The cost of a corporate jet needed to keep tabs on foreign operations.
C) Salaries paid to the firm's managers.
D) The costs of financing the firm.
E) The cost of buying insurance on the firm's assets.
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A) Be replaced on a routine basis.
B) Decline all offers to buy the firm.
C) Realize minimal value from the stock options they are granted.
D) Reward employees for unethical behavior if that behavior increases the firm's net income.
E) Be in greater demand and receive higher compensation.
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A) Each partner is personally responsible for all of the firm's debt.
B) Each partner is responsible only for his/her portion of the firm's debt based on ownership percentage.
C) Each partner is liable only for the portion of the total debt he/she agreed in writing to pay.
D) Only the general partner is liable for the firm's debt.
E) None of the partners are personally liable for the firm's debt.
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A) Can be used to remove company management.
B) Are amended annually by the company stockholders.
C) Set forth the number of shares of stock that can be issued.
D) Set forth the rules by which the corporation regulates its existence.
E) Can set forth the conditions under which the firm can avoid double taxation.
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A) Refusing to borrow money when doing so will create losses for the firm.
B) Refusing to lower selling prices if doing so will reduce the net profits.
C) Agreeing to expand the company at the expense of stockholders' value.
D) Agreeing to pay bonuses based on the market value of the company stock.
E) Increasing current costs to increase the market value of the stockholders' equity.
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A) Primary market.
B) OTC market.
C) Dealer market.
D) Auction market.
E) Liquidation market.
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A) Cost accounting.
B) Credit management.
C) Data processing.
D) Tax management.
E) Financial accounting.
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A) Corporation.
B) Sole proprietorship.
C) Partnership.
D) Closed receivership.
E) Open structure.
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A) 1. Cash flows to the firm from the financial market. 2. The firm invests the cash in current and fixed assets. 3. These assets generate cash. 4. Corporate taxes are paid. 5. Cash flow is reinvested in the firm. 6. The rest goes back to the financial markets as cash paid to creditors and shareholders.
B) 1. The firm invests the cash in current and fixed assets. 2. Cash flows to the firm from the financial market. 3. These assets generate cash. 4. Corporate taxes are paid. 5. Cash flow is reinvested in the firm. 6. The rest goes back to the financial markets as cash paid to creditors and shareholders.
C) 1. The firm invests the cash in current and fixed assets. 2. These assets generate cash. 3. Cash flows to the firm from the financial market. 4. Corporate taxes are paid. 5. Cash flow is reinvested in the firm. 6. The rest goes back to the financial markets as cash paid to creditors and shareholders.
D) 1. The firm invests the cash in current and fixed assets. 2. These assets generate cash. 3. The rest goes back to the financial markets as cash paid to creditors and shareholders. 4. Cash flows to the firm from the financial market. 5. Corporate taxes are paid. 6. Cash flow is reinvested in the firm.
E) 1. The firm invests the cash in current and fixed assets. 2. Corporate taxes are paid. 3. These assets generate cash. 4. Cash flows to the firm from the financial market. 5. Cash flow is reinvested in the firm. 6. The rest goes back to the financial markets as cash paid to creditors and shareholders.
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