A) Limited partners may not participate in the management of the limited partnership.
B) There must be one or more general partners.
C) General partners have unlimited liability.
D) all of the above
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A) easier transfer of ownership.
B) double taxation.
C) minimal legal requirements.
D) none of the above
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A) an expected return for delaying consumption.
B) an expected return for opportunity costs.
C) an expected return for taxes.
D) irrational investors who believe risk is always present.
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A) will not be induced to take on any risk.
B) will only take on the least risk possible.
C) will only take on additional risk if he expects to be compensated in the form of additional return.
D) will only accept a zero return if the risk is zero.
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A) A return for delaying consumption
B) An additional return for taking on risk
C) An additional return for accepting dividends rather than capital gains
D) Both A and B.
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A) MBS are sold to investors who can hold them as an investment or resell them to other investors.
B) The MBS process allows the mortgage bank or other financial institution that made the original mortgage loan to get its money back out of the loan and lend it to someone else.
C) Securitization provides liquidity to the mortgage market and makes it possible for banks to loan more money to home buyers.
D) All of the above statements are true.
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A) is dominated by performance-based compensation that ensures fair and just pay for corporate executives.
B) is dominated by performance-based compensation designed to reduce agency problems.
C) cannot be linked to stock prices as this would create a conflict of interest with existing shareholders.
D) is well below levels in Europe and Asia.
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A) maximize dividends per share
B) maximize shareholder wealth
C) maximize earnings per share after taxes
D) minimize shareholder risk
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A) they are taxed as partnerships.
B) the owners have limited liability.
C) distributions are taxed twice, similar to corporate dividend payments.
D) all owners must be people, no corporations.
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A) Focusing on earnings instead of cash flow.
B) Focusing on the short run.
C) Relying on the efficiency of financial markets.
D) Excessive risk taking due to underestimation of risk.
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A) corporations
B) general partnerships
C) limited partnerships
D) both A and C
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A) general partnership, sole proprietorship, limited partnership, corporation
B) sole proprietorship, general partnership, limited partnership, corporation
C) corporation, limited partnership, general partnership, sole proprietorship
D) sole proprietorship, general partnership, corporation, limited partnership
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A) maximizing earnings per share.
B) maximizing dividends per share.
C) maximizing the price of existing common stock.
D) maximizing stockholders equity.
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A) If John's investment is worth less than $1,030, then John was irrational to invest in the risky project.
B) John's investment must be worth more than $1,030 because of the risk-return trade-off, given that John's investment was more risky.
C) If John's investment is worth more than $1,030, then Bill was irrational to invest in the less risky investment.
D) The worth of John's investment cannot be determined with the information given.
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