Busıness Fınance I Final 2. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
Which of the following statements is false according to Baumol’s Economic Order Quantity Model?
The cash is used evenly over a period of time. |
The cash requirements of the firm are known with certainty in advance. |
The transaction cost is unknown and is variable |
The rate of carrying cost is known and is assumed to be constant. |
The short term marketable securities can be freely bought and sold. |
According to Baumol's model transaction cost is known and is constant. So C is the answer.
2.Soru
I. Investment requirements,
II. Growth prospects,
III. Profitability,
IV. Payout decisions.
Which of the ones listed above is among the characteristics of a company on which dividends depend?
I, II, III & IV. |
II & III. |
II, III & IV. |
III & IV. |
Only III. |
The cash flows that are associated with stocks are the dividends that the firm may pay and price that the investor receives when she sells the shares. Dividends are paid only after interest and other required payments are made to creditors and they are not fixed amounts; Dividends depend on the profitability, growth prospects, investment requirements and payout decisions of the company. As a result, their timing and quantities are uncertain and they are more risky than debt securities. In order to compensate for this greater risk, they need to offer greater expected returns in order to make them attractive to investors. Therefore, the correct option is A.
3.Soru
The flexibility of financial planning by the use of the capabilities of information technology enables to realize ............... to evaluate the effects of the possible financial and environmental changes on corporate activities in the future.
Which of the followings fills in the blank above correctly?
cash flows |
departmental analysis |
short and long-term time frame |
working capital strategy |
scenario analysis |
The flexibility of financial planning by the use of the capabilities of information technology enables to realize scenario analysis to evaluate the effects of the possible financial and environmental changes on corporate activities in the future.
4.Soru
Which financial statement reports the success or failure of the company’s operations for a period of time by listing all information related to company’s income and costs during the period?
Balance sheet |
Dividend |
Cash flow statement |
Income statement |
Liquidity statement |
Income statement reports the success or failure of the company’s operations for a period of time by listing all information related to company’s income and costs during the period. Income statement shows the amount of sales, all the costs incurred in making those sales and all the overhead costs incurred in running the operations of the company so it would be able to deliver on its promises to customers.
5.Soru
- You have a right to vote in the shareholders’ meeting
- You have a right to receive dividends, if the corporation decides to distribute any
- You have pre-emptive right.
- You have the right to receive your share of the residual (Assets Liabilities) in case of dissolution of the company.
Which of the rights above you have if you purchase stocks of a company?
Only III |
I and II |
II and III |
I, III and IV |
I, II, III and IV |
If you purchase stocks of a company, you become an owner of that company. As an owner, you have several rights. One of them is voting right. You have a right to vote in the shareholders’ meeting. Second, you have a right to receive dividends, if the corporation decides to distribute any. They will be cash flows you expect to get in investing in stocks. Third, you have pre-emptive right. If the company issues additional shares, you have a right to purchase your share of these shares (sometimes at a discount) before the new stocks are offered to the public in order to protect your initial share in the company. Fourth, the right to receive your share of the residual (Assets Liabilities) in case of dissolution of the company. Note that this residual may be significantly different from the accounting number as it will depend on market values and not accounting values.
As also understood from the information given, if you purchase stocks of a company you have all of the rights in the options, so the correct answer is E.
6.Soru
I.Market, portfolio or systematic risk is the uncertainty inherent to the market that
cannot be controllable.
II.Systematic risk can be reduced through diversification.
III. Unsystematic risk can not be reduced through diversification.
Which one/ones above is/are correct about systematic and unsystematic risk?
Only I |
I-II |
I-III |
II-III |
I-II-III |
Market, portfolio or systematic risk is the uncertainty inherent to the market that
cannot be controllable. On the other hand, the diversifiable, unique or unsystematic
risk is the uncertainty that is related to the invested asset. Therefore, unsystematic
risk can be reduced through diversification whereas systematic risk cannot.
7.Soru
Which of the following statements about bonds is FALSE?
When the market interest rate is equal to the coupon interest rate, bonds sell at their par value. |
When the market interest rate is below the coupon interest rate, bonds sell above their par value. |
When the market interest rate exceeds the coupon interest rate, bonds sell below their par value. |
There is an inverse relationship between value of bonds and market interest rates |
Bonds with longer maturity have a higher sensitivity to changes in market have lower interest rate risk. |
Bonds with longer maturity have a higher sensitivity to changes in market interest rates and have higher interest rate risk.
8.Soru
Which of the following sentences is wrong?
Correlation always lies between +1 and -1 |
Zero correlation means there is no correlation at all |
Covariance is standardized by dividing by the standard deviations |
The sign of correlation is determined by whether the covariance is positive or negative |
The correlation between two returns is affected by the ordering of variables |
Similar to covariance, the correlation between two returns is not affected by the ordering of variables.
9.Soru
1. As long as p less than 1, there will always be a diversification benefit
2. The correlation lies between -0.5 and +0.5
3. The diversification benefit would be eliminated at +1 correlation
4. The maximum diversification benefit would be reached at -0.5
Which of the above statements are true?
1 and 2 |
1 and 3 |
2 and 3 |
3 and 4 |
1 and 4 |
The correlation lies between -1 and +1. The maximum diversification benefit would be
reached at -1 correlation.
10.Soru
Suppose that the company has a policy of increasing their dividends by 1.5% every year. Suppose their last dividend paid was $3 and the discount rate is 8%. What is the market price of the stock?
$45.80 |
$39.46 |
$54.37 |
$46.85 |
$50.25 |
value= $3*(1+0.015) /(0.08 - 0.015) = $46.85
11.Soru
Which of the following is not considered when adjusting the risk-return bias of a portfolio?
Expected return of individual securities |
Standard deviation of individual securities |
Correlation between securities |
How each security would contribute to the portfolio return |
The monetary amount of the portfolio |
Here, the investor should consider:
(i) Expected return of individual securities, and how each would contribute to the portfolio return,
(ii) Standard deviation of individual securities, correlation between securities, and how these would
impact the standard deviation of the portfolio.
The monetary amount of a portfolio is not relative. Therefore, the answer is E
12.Soru
If market interest rates increase, which one of the following is expected for a fixed-coupon payment bond?
The payments of the coupon increase |
The payments of the coupon decrease |
The values of bonds decline |
The values of bonds incline |
Neither the value nor the coupon payments of the bonds change |
If market interest rates increase, the values of bonds decline.
13.Soru
- The Profitability
- Growth Prospects
- Investment Requirements
- Payout Decisions of the Company
What do dividends depend on in the context of he cash flows that are associated with stocks?
Only I |
I and II |
I and IV |
I, III and IV |
I, II, III and IV |
The cash flows that are associated with stocks are the dividends that the firm may pay and price that the investor receives when she sells the shares. Dividends are paid only after interest and other required payments are made to creditors and they are not fixed amounts; Dividends depend on the profitability, growth prospects, investment requirements and payout decisions of the company. As a result, their timing and quantities are uncertain and they are more risky than debt securities. In order to compensate for this greater risk, they need to offer greater expected returns in order to make them attractive to investors.
As also understood from the information given, dividends depend on all of the factors in the options, so the correct answer is E.
14.Soru
_____________is a system of inventory control which is also named as Selective Inventory Control, or SIC.
Fast moving inventories |
FNSD analysis |
Aging schedule of inventories |
HML analysis |
ABC analysis |
ABC analysis is a system of inventory control which is also named as Selective Inventory Control, or SIC. ABC analysis is a system of categorization by using three classes: s or categories used in the system. The first class of A, is the category for items that are considered to be important or critical. The second category of B, is the classification for items of average importance. Finally, category C is the designation for relatively unimportant items.
15.Soru
- Bonds can only be issued by governments.
- Bonds obligate the issuer to make specified payments to the bondholder on specified dates over a specified time period (maturity).
- Bonds can be considered interest only loans because the issuer pays only coupon payments until maturity and the face value at maturity.
- Unlike amortized loans, the issuer does not pay any part of par value during the life of the bond.
- For the annual coupon paying bonds, the number of times that coupons are paid indicates maturity.
- Once the bond is issued, the maturity declines as time passes and coupon payments are made.
Which of the statements above about bonds are correct?
I, II and III |
II, IV and V |
I, IV, V and VI |
III, IV, V and VI |
II, III, IV, V and VI |
A bond is a type of debt security which means that it represents borrowing by the firm. However, rather than getting a loan from a bank or other financial institution, the bond allows the funds to be obtained from a large number of parties under common standardized terms. Bonds can usually only be issued by governments or large, well known firms. Bonds obligate the issuer to make specified payments to the bondholder on specified dates over a specified time period (maturity). These specified payments are in the form of coupon payments and par value.
Bonds can be issued by corporations or governments. They can be considered interest only loans because the issuer pays only coupon payments until maturity and the face value at maturity. Unlike amortized loans, the issuer does not pay any part of par value during the life of the bond. For the annual coupon paying bonds, the number of times that coupons are paid indicates maturity. Once the bond is issued, the maturity declines as time passes and coupon payments are made.
As also understood from the information given, the statements in the options II, III, IV, V and VI are correct, so the correct answer is E. The statement in the option I is not correct because of the fact that bonds can be issued by corporations or governments.
16.Soru
Which of the statement below is true for the relationship between a bond’s yield-to-maturity and the rate of return in a particular period?
If the market rate of interest and the bond’s yield-to-maturity changes over the period, then the bond’s rate of return will be equal to its yield-to-maturity. |
If the market rate of interest and the bond’s yield-to-maturity changes over the period, then the bond’s rate of return will be higher than its yield-to-maturity. |
If there is a decline in interest rates, the rate of return will be higher than the bond’s yield-to-maturity as in the case of the example. |
If there is a decline in interest rates, the rate of return will be lower than the bond’s yield-to-maturity as in the case of the example. |
If there is an increase in interest rates, the rate of return will be greater than the bond’s yield to maturity because of the decline in the value of the bond with the increase in interest rates. |
If the market rate of interest and the bond’s yield-to-maturity does not change over this period, then the bond’s rate of return will be equal to its yield-to-maturity. If there is a decline in interest rates, the rate of return will be higher than the bond’s yield-to-maturity as in the case of the example. If there is an increase in interest rates, the rate of return will be less than the bond’s yield to maturity because of the decline in the value of the bond with the increase in interest rates.
17.Soru
If a bond's initial price is 110 and its current price is 120, and its cupon payment is 20, what will be the rate of return?
0.352 |
0.452 |
0.724 |
0.272 |
0.265 |
Rate of return = (Coupon Payment + Price Change) / Initial Price
(20+10)/110=0.272
18.Soru
- It is the relationship between expected returns and beta
- It deals with systematic risk
Which of the following defines the above features?
Security Market Line |
Capital Market Line |
Profit Market Line |
Loss Market Line |
Risk Market Line |
SML is the relationship between expected returns and beta, not
standard deviation. In this regard, CML deals with portfolio risk whereas SML deals with systematic risk.
19.Soru
Which one below is not an example of relevant new information arriving to the market?
Announcement of the latest growth rate of the economy |
Announcement of a new contract to sell large quantity of products to another country |
News of a large accident at the factory |
The expenditure for an employee's new born baby |
Large swings in the value of the national currency |
Some examples of relevant new information arriving to the market could be things like:
• Announcement of the latest growth rate of the economy
• Large swings in the value of the national currency
• Announcement of a new contract to sell large quantity of products to another country
• News of a large accident at the factory
• Announcement of a new facility being built that will significantly increase the production capacity of the company
20.Soru
"This type of budget is used to determine the required labor hours in order to produce the volume of products as stipulated in the production budget." Which option is explained above?
Direct Materials Budget |
Direct Labor Budget |
Manufacturing Overhead Budget |
Costs of Goods Sold Budget |
Production Budget |
The direct labor budget is used to determine the required labor hours in order to produce the volume of products as stipulated in the production budget.
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