One way to predict the future profitability of a company is through:
A. technical analysis.
B. fundamental analysis.
C. using current prices.
D. All of these are ways to predict a company's worth.
D. All of these are ways to predict a company's worth.
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Price bubble occurs when
A) price of an asset soars far above "fundamentals" like corporate earning or household income. B) people can no longer afford to purchase an asset. C) economy enters recessionary period. D) economy experiences prolonged and slow recovery.
Imagine that Wingate National is a new bank, and that the legal reserve requirement is 10 percent. If it accepts a $1,000 cash deposit and immediately makes a $100 loan, its demand deposits, before any checks on its accounts are actually written, are
a. $1,000 b. $1,100 c. $900 d. $990 e. $110
If international capital flows are highly responsive to interest rates, expansionary fiscal policy will
A. lead to current account surpluses. B. lead to financial account deficits. C. be totally ineffective. D. lead to financial account surpluses.
Suppose the auto industry has several investment projects with an expected rate of return of 15 percent, the aluminum industry has projects with an expected return of over 20 percent, the publishing industry has projects with an expected return of 10 percent, the steel industry has projects with an expected return of 7 percent and the rubber industry has projects with an expected return of 5 percent. The current market rate of interest is 7 percent. A reduction in the supply of funds causes interest rates to rise to 11 percent. The effect is to
A. force the firms in the automobile industry and the publishing industry to rely on funding their projects through other means. B. cause the firms in the steel and the rubber industries to go ahead with their projects. C. make the projects of the aluminum industry and the steel industry unprofitable; the firms in these industries will not borrow the funds or make the investments. D. cause the firms in the steel and publishing industries to cancel their projects, which would have been funded at the old interest rate.