A) Inflation rate; B) Interest rate; C) Not doing something; 2. People prefer to receive cash: A) Sooner than later; B) Later than sooner; C) Doesn't matter when; 3. Financial decisions must be based on: A) Risk assessment; B) Time adjusted cash flows; C) Inflation assessment; -. Future vale is equal: A) Initial investment X (1+ k)"; 3) Initial investment X (1+ k.n); C) A+B The term (1+k) is known not 11. The additional value added to the current value of the corporation by accepting a particular project is known as: A) Net profit; B) Net present value; C) A+B; 12. From the decision making standpoint, the financial managers should selected the project that have: A) Negative NPV; B) Positive NPV; C) NPV = 0; 13. The Internal rate of return of a project is defined as the discounted rate that makes a project's NPV: A) Positive; B) Equal to 0; C) Negative; 14 The financial managers should only accept

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1. The opportunity costs are related with:
A) Inflation rate;
B) Interest rate;
C) Not doing something;
2. People prefer to receive cash:
A) Sooner than later;
B) Later than sooner;
C) Doesn't matter when;
3. Financial decisions must be based on:
A) Risk assessment;
B) Time adjusted cash flows;
C) Inflation assessment;
4. Future vale is equal:
A) Initial investment X (1 + k)" ;
B) Initial investment X (1+k.n);
C) A+B
5. The term (1 + k)" is known as:
A) Present value interest factor;
B) Future value interest factor;
C) Risk assessment factor;
1
(1+ p)"
A) Present value interest factor;
B) Future value interest factor;
C) Risk assessment factor;
6. The term
is known as:
7. A present value problem can involve:
A) Series of future cash flows;
B) Single future cash flow;
C) A+B
8. Present value of series of future cash flow is
presented in equation:
n
A) PV = CF₁
t=1
n
B) PV = Σ
t=1
1
(1+p)"
CFt
(1+p)"
;
C) A+B
9. Cash flows directly attributed to the evaluating
projects are known as:
A) Net working capital;
B) Incremental cash flows;
C) Nonincremental cash flows;
10. Net working capital is equal to:
A) Current assets + fixed assets;
11. The additional value added to the current value
of the corporation by accepting a particular project
is known as:
A) Net profit;
B) Net present value;
C) A+B;
12. From the decision making standpoint, the
financial managers should selected the project that
have:
A) Negative NPV;
B) Positive NPV;
C) NPV = 0;
13. The Internal rate of return of a project is defined
as the discounted rate that makes a project's NPV:
A) Positive;
B) Equal to 0;
C) Negative;
14. The financial managers should only accept
those projects
IRR
is:
A) IRR>1;
B) IRR>0;
C) IRR<1;
15. The ratio of the present value of the project's
future cash flows to its cost is known as:
A) Pay back period;
B) Profitability index;
C) A+B;
whose
16. A delay in receiving cash results in
opportunities to make money.
17. Time value of money refers to the fact that
cash receipts are more valuable
they are received.
18. Interest paid on both the principal and the
accumulated interest left in the investment is known
as
19. In present value problem we have to determine
the
unit amount today, that is
cash flow.
equivalent to the
20. A capital
budget is the schedule of
or fixed assets, projects selected by
the financial managers for
purposes.
21. What does the net present value of a project tell
a financial manager?
Transcribed Image Text:1. The opportunity costs are related with: A) Inflation rate; B) Interest rate; C) Not doing something; 2. People prefer to receive cash: A) Sooner than later; B) Later than sooner; C) Doesn't matter when; 3. Financial decisions must be based on: A) Risk assessment; B) Time adjusted cash flows; C) Inflation assessment; 4. Future vale is equal: A) Initial investment X (1 + k)" ; B) Initial investment X (1+k.n); C) A+B 5. The term (1 + k)" is known as: A) Present value interest factor; B) Future value interest factor; C) Risk assessment factor; 1 (1+ p)" A) Present value interest factor; B) Future value interest factor; C) Risk assessment factor; 6. The term is known as: 7. A present value problem can involve: A) Series of future cash flows; B) Single future cash flow; C) A+B 8. Present value of series of future cash flow is presented in equation: n A) PV = CF₁ t=1 n B) PV = Σ t=1 1 (1+p)" CFt (1+p)" ; C) A+B 9. Cash flows directly attributed to the evaluating projects are known as: A) Net working capital; B) Incremental cash flows; C) Nonincremental cash flows; 10. Net working capital is equal to: A) Current assets + fixed assets; 11. The additional value added to the current value of the corporation by accepting a particular project is known as: A) Net profit; B) Net present value; C) A+B; 12. From the decision making standpoint, the financial managers should selected the project that have: A) Negative NPV; B) Positive NPV; C) NPV = 0; 13. The Internal rate of return of a project is defined as the discounted rate that makes a project's NPV: A) Positive; B) Equal to 0; C) Negative; 14. The financial managers should only accept those projects IRR is: A) IRR>1; B) IRR>0; C) IRR<1; 15. The ratio of the present value of the project's future cash flows to its cost is known as: A) Pay back period; B) Profitability index; C) A+B; whose 16. A delay in receiving cash results in opportunities to make money. 17. Time value of money refers to the fact that cash receipts are more valuable they are received. 18. Interest paid on both the principal and the accumulated interest left in the investment is known as 19. In present value problem we have to determine the unit amount today, that is cash flow. equivalent to the 20. A capital budget is the schedule of or fixed assets, projects selected by the financial managers for purposes. 21. What does the net present value of a project tell a financial manager?
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