It is necessary to include a balancing item in the balance of payments accounts in order to
- A . Balance the current and capital accounts
- B . Ensure that balance of payments equilibrium is achieved
- C . Record accurately changes in the balance of official reserves
- D . Compensate for mistakes made when recording current and capital flows
All of the following are elements of a supply side policy except which one?
- A . Reductions in the marginal rates of taxation.
- B . Increased entitlement to social security and unemployment benefits.
- C . Increased public expenditure on education and training.
- D . Privatization of public sector industries.
A country has a trade deficit. The demand for its imports and exports are both price elastic.
All of the following would lead to an a reduction in the country’s trade deficit except which one?
- A . A fall in consumer incomes in the country.
- B . An improvement in the country’s terms of trade.
- C . A depreciation in the exchange rate for the country’s currency.
- D . A rise in the rate of inflation in its trading partners’ economies.
All of the following items would appear as a credit on the current account of a country’s balance of payments accounts except which one?
- A . Interest payments on financial assets held overseas.
- B . Exports of manufactured goods.
- C . Outflows of capital.
- D . Expenditure by visiting foreign tourists.
In a fully employed economy, which one of the following would lead to demand pull inflation?
- A . A reduction in the rate of income tax
- B . A rise in value added tax
- C . An increase in the world price of oil
- D . A rise in interest rates
Which of the following best defines a fiscal policy?
- A . A policy that increases government spending to increase national income
- B . A policy which seeks to influence the economy through manipulation of government spending and taxation
- C . A policy aimed at influencing the level of aggregate demand in the economy
- D . A policy which controls inflation by controlling the amount of money in the economy
Which one of the following policies to correct a balance of payments current account deficit is an example of an expenditure reducing policy?
- A . Depreciation of the currency.
- B . The imposition of an import tax.
- C . Increased income tax.
- D . The use of import quotas.
Which global financial institution is responsible for making long term loans to assist developing countries to invest and develop?
- A . The IMF
- B . The World Bank
- C . The World Trade Organization
- D . The G20
All of the following are typical features of the downswing phase of the trade cycle except one.
Which ONE is the exception?
- A . A rise in the level of unemployment
- B . A fall in the rate of inflation
- C . The government budget balance moving towards a deficit
- D . The balance of payments current account moving towards a deficit
If an economy went into a recession, which industry would experience the largest proportionate fall in sales, output and employment?
- A . Retail supermarkets
- B . Food processing industry
- C . Petrol retailing
- D . Luxury good manufacturers
Which of the following would not be a reason for a government to impose a quota on imports?
- A . To plan the orderly decline of industries that have lost comparative advantage
- B . To prevent dumping
- C . To protect infant and strategic industries
- D . To prevent completely the country’s citizens consuming an imported demerit good
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A business is contemplating investing in a new project with a lifespan of three years and a capital cost of $100,000.
The expected net cash flows from the project are as follows:
Year 1 $35,000
Year 2 $50,000
Year 3 $40,000
The cost of capital to the business is 10%
The net present value of the project is: $
All of the following are objectives of not-for-profit organizations except one.
Which ONE is the exception?
- A . Value for money
- B . Maximization of financial surpluses
- C . Serving the public interest effectively
- D . Efficient use of physical and human resources
Which ONE of the following is regarded as a general characteristic of an organization?
- A . Controlled performance of its activities
- B . Social goals towards society
- C . Collective goals towards society
- D . Social arrangement of people
A government might increase its budget deficit in order to reduce
- A . Demand-deficient or cyclical unemployment
- B . Frictional unemployment
- C . Technological unemployment
- D . Classical or real-wage unemployment
Select the best definition of a regressive tax from the options below:
- A . A tax which rises proportionately with income
- B . A tax which rises more than proportionately with income
- C . A tax which rises less than proportionately with income
- D . A tax on expenditure
All of the following are early indicators of a recovery from a recession except which one?
- A . A rise in business confidence.
- B . An acceleration in the growth of the money supply.
- C . A fall in the level of net personal debt.
- D . An increase in the number of unfilled vacancies.
If a government adopted a fiscal policy of cutting its budget deficit, the aggregate demand and supply model shows that the result would be:
- A . a shift in the aggregate demand curve to the right, a fall in output and employment and a rise in the price level
- B . a shift in the aggregate demand curve to the left, a fall in output and employment and a fall in the price level
- C . a shift in the aggregate demand curve to the left, a fall in output and employment and a rise in the price level
- D . a shift in the aggregate demand curve to the right, a rise in output and employment and a rise in the price level
Which of the following would lead to an increase in a firm’s share price?
- A . Management announces that profits are still rising in line with the forecasts in its published 5 year plan
- B . Management announces that profits will be higher than had previously been forecast
- C . A rise in the rate of interest available from investing in government securities
- D . Management announces that new laws on working conditions have forced them to close a profitable factory earlier than had been expected
Which of the following is an invisible import for a country?
- A . Expenditure in its shops by foreign diplomats based in the country
- B . The country’s contribution to foreign aid
- C . A foreign company signing a contract guaranteeing to invest in a new factory in the country
- D . Repayment of an IMF loan by the country’s government
All of the following items would appear as a credit on the current account of a country’s balance of payments accounts except which one?
- A . Interest payments on financial assets held overseas.
- B . Exports of manufactured goods.
- C . Outflows of capital.
- D . Expenditure by visiting foreign tourists.
Part of a country’s unemployment figures will consist of people moving between jobs.
Which type of unemployment is this?
- A . Structural unemployment
- B . Cyclical (or demand deficient) unemployment
- C . Frictional unemployment
- D . Real wage unemployment
As the process of globalization increases, typical businesses will
- A . Depend more and more on their domestic markets.
- B . Have to raise more capital from internal sources.
- C . Have less need to increase their international competitiveness.
- D . Be more and more affected by changes in exchange rates.
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A bond has a coupon rate of 7%, a nominal value of $100 and a market price of $140
The percentage running yield is %
Which of the following best defines “aggregate supply”?
- A . The stock of output available for sale in an economy
- B . The full employment level of output of the economy
- C . The flow of goods and services produced by an economy during the year
- D . The level of prices at which output can be sold in an economy
Which global financial institution is responsible for providing stabilization funding to assist developed and developing countries with short term borrowing needs and needs for foreign currency?
- A . The IMF
- B . The World Bank
- C . The World Trade Organization
- D . The G20
A country is a net oil exporter and the demand for oil overseas is price inelastic. A substantial increase in the world price of oil would tend to
- A . Improve the country’s balance of payments on current account
- B . Improve the price competitiveness of manufacturing firms in the country
- C . Cause the country’s terms of trade to deteriorate
- D . Increase GDP but not GNP in the country
The Phillips curve shows that the government
- A . cannot use monetary policy to reduce the level of unemployment without causing a rise in interest rates.
- B . can only use fiscal policy to reduce the rate of unemployment in the short run but not in the long run.
- C . can only use expansionary policy to reduce the level of unemployment if it is prepared to accept a higher rate of inflation.
- D . in the long run expansionary fiscal and monetary policy can only lead to higher inflation and higher unemployment.
Which of the following is the most likely cause of a demand deficient unemployment (or cyclical unemployment)?
- A . A fall in domestic interest rates
- B . Significantly lower labor costs available in a developing country
- C . Improvement in the terms of trade
- D . Excess aggregate demand in the economy of a trading partner
Which of the following is most likely to lead an economy to suffer high unemployment?
- A . Withdrawals exceeding injections
- B . Aggregate demand exceeding aggregate supply
- C . Injections exceeding withdrawals
- D . A fiscal deficit
In a customs union member countries
- A . Meet to agree tariff increases affecting internal trade between themselves
- B . Trade freely with each other and impose their own national restrictions on trade with the rest of the world
- C . Trade freely with each other and accept a common external tariff for trade with the rest of the world
- D . Replace national currencies with a common currency such as the Euro
Which of the following is not likely to result from a fall in the rate of interest?
- A . Increased consumption
- B . Increased investment
- C . A higher exchange rate
- D . An increase in aggregate demand
An important distinction between a free trade area and a customs union is that
- A . Only a customs union erects a common external tariff
- B . Only a free trade area allows free internal trade in services as well in goods
- C . Only a customs union is an example of a multilateral trading agreement
- D . Only a free trade area involves common economic policies
Which ONE of the following would appear as a debit item on a country’s balance of payments current account?
- A . Overseas investment by a domestic multinational company
- B . Expenditure in the country by an overseas visitor
- C . A flow of company profits to the parent company based in another country
- D . Payment by an overseas company for services provided in the country
The level of national income in the circular flow will remain constant if
- A . injections are greater than withdrawals
- B . injections are equal to withdrawals
- C . injections are equal to savings
- D . injections plus withdrawals are equal to savings plus investment
In a recession which ONE of the following would be likely to experience the largest fall in demand for its products?
- A . A manufacturer of industrial machine tools
- B . A chain of supermarket grocery stores
- C . A motor insurance company
- D . A toothpaste manufacturer
Which ONE of the following would best indicate that economic growth is taking place?
An increase in:
- A . The economy’s output gap
- B . Investment to make good wear and tear of the national capital stock
- C . Investment in human capital
- D . Gross domestic product sustained over a number of years
The imposition of a tariff on imported goods by a country’s government will result in all of the following except one.
Which ONE is the exception?
- A . A shift in domestic income from consumers to producers of the goods
- B . A rise in the domestic price of the imported good
- C . Greater cost push inflationary pressure in the economy
- D . A shift to the left in the demand curve for the imported good
All of the following are features of the process of globalization except which one?
- A . Increased flows of factors of production between economies.
- B . Higher international disparities in rates of return on capital.
- C . Increasing interdependence between economies.
- D . Higher levels of trade in components and semi-finished goods.
Which ONE of the following is an External stakeholder in a state-owned energy provider?
- A . The industry regulator
- B . A firm selling equipment to the energy provider
- C . Customers of the energy provider
- D . The government
Oxfam is a charity established to provide aid to the poor.
Which ONE of the following statements about Oxfam is FALSE?
- A . It is a private sector organization
- B . It pursues social goals
- C . It is a not-for-profit organization
- D . It is responsible to its shareholders
Which of the following statements about macroeconomic policy objectives is correct?
- A . Governments always regard control of inflation as the most important policy objective
- B . Conflicts between objectives mean that macroeconomic policy can never be regarded as successful
- C . Expanding demand to reduce unemployment may mean that the balance of payments worsens
- D . The pursuit of economic growth inevitably increases unemployment
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A business was selling 20,000 units of its product per month at a price of $10. When it lowers its price to $9 it finds that its sales rise to 24,000 units per month.
The price elasticity of demand for this firm’s product is
Which of the following economic conditions is likely to lead to demand-pull inflation?
- A . An increase in interest rates and a rise in the world price of oil
- B . An increase in government spending and firms operating at full capacity
- C . Increased monopoly power in goods and labor markets
- D . A worsening balance of payments deficit and a rising exchange rate
Which ONE of the following best explains the statement ‘In not for profit organizations money is a constraint and not a goal’?
- A . Money be ignored because reaching the goals of the organization is all that matters
- B . There is no need for the organization to be efficient
- C . There is a trade off between financial and non-financial goals
- D . Money limits how far the organization can achieve its goals
If in a boom a government adopted a contractionary (restrictive) monetary policy, a typical business would expect to experience:
i. Higher interest payments on its bank borrowing.
ii. Falling credit based sales.
iii. Higher income and corporate taxes.
iv. Lower sales to government agencies.
v. Difficulties in securing working capital
vi. Higher prices for imported components.
- A . (i), (ii) and (vi) only
- B . (i), (ii) and (v) only
- C . (ii), (iii) and (iv) only
- D . (i), (iii) and (iv) only
A country’s gross national product (GNP) will be higher than gross domestic product (GDP) if:
- A . indirect taxes are greater than government subsidies
- B . there is a net inflow of factor payments on the balance of payments
- C . the country’s imports are greater than its exports
- D . government tax income is greater than government expenditure
In the aggregate supply and demand model, a significant rise in the cost of energy for industry would lead to the
- A . Aggregate supply curve moving to the right
- B . Aggregate supply curve moving to the left
- C . Aggregate demand curve moving to the right
- D . Aggregate demand curve moving to the left
Which one of the following would raise both national income and disposable income ?
- A . An increase in transfer payments
- B . A reduction in rates of personal income tax
- C . An increase in business profits
- D . A rise in the rates of personal income tax
On an aggregate demand and aggregate supply diagram, cost-push inflation is shown by
- A . A leftward shift of the short-run aggregate supply curve
- B . A rightward shift of the aggregate demand curve
- C . A rightward shift of the long-run aggregate supply curve
- D . A leftward shift of the aggregate demand curve
If a country joined an economic union (for example, the European Union) its business sector could benefit from all of the following except which one?
- A . Higher profit margins due to a reduction in transport costs.
- B . Economies of scale as it gained access to a larger market.
- C . Lower input costs as imports from other member states would become cheaper.
- D . Reduced costs as a result of access to a wider supply of factors of production.
Which of the following statements about supply-side economics is correct?
- A . Supply-side policies are part of aggregate demand management policies.
- B . Fiscal policy cannot be used as a part of supply-side policy
- C . Supply-side economists always reject the use of policy to expand demand
- D . Supply-side policies are used to improve the economy’s efficiency and competitiveness
Which ONE of the following is NOT required in calculating the EPS of ABC plc?
- A . The market price of ABC’s share
- B . The number of shares ABC has in issue
- C . The most recent earnings after interest and tax of ABC
- D . The dividend payment made to holders of preference shares
A surplus on the current account of the balance of payments can be financed by
- A . An inflow of capital on the capital account.
- B . Lending abroad on the capital account.
- C . A fall in the foreign exchange reserves
- D . A surplus on the government budget.
Which global institution is concerned with co-coordinating economic policies and agreeing banking and financial regulations?
- A . The IMF
- B . The World Bank
- C . The World Trade Organization
- D . The G20
All of the following are regarded as objectives of profit seeking organizations except one.
Which ONE is the exception?
- A . Raising shareholder wealth
- B . Long term growth in sales
- C . Meeting regulatory, accounting and reporting standards
- D . Maximizing profit
The equilibrium level of national income in an economy is the level of income at which
- A . Full employment occurs
- B . There is zero inflation
- C . Total planned spending equals the supply of output available
- D . The government’s budget and the balance of payments are both exactly balanced
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A business has fixed costs of $200. Its total variable costs at different levels of output are as follows:
The business can always sell its output at a price of $100 per unit
The profit maximizing level of output is
Which of the following is not taken into account by the discount factor applied to future earnings when calculating shareholder value?
- A . Shareholders rate of time preference for money
- B . The amount of earnings that will be lost as taxation
- C . The amount of risk the investment is subject to
- D . The rate of inflation
All of the following would result from a shift from direct to indirect taxes except which one?
- A . An increase in the prices of products due to inflation.
- B . A reduction in the disincentive to work and effort.
- C . A more progressive taxation system.
- D . A shift in the burden of taxation towards lower income groups.
Which of the following would not increase barriers to world trade?
- A . Different governments imposing different health and safety requirements for agricultural products
- B . An oil exporting country insisting that oil is paid for in US dollars
- C . The abolition of subsidies given to farmers in the European Union
- D . A requirement by the Japanese government that customs documents be presented and completed in Japanese
Which of the following statements about the difference between profit and shareholder wealth is false?
- A . Shareholder wealth considers financial returns over a longer period than profit
- B . Shareholder wealth takes risk into account
- C . Shareholder wealth is a discounted present value of anticipated future earnings but profit is just a short term measure of past earnings
- D . Shareholder wealth influences share prices but profit does not
A ‘supply-side’ economist would recommend that in the long term, a country’s unemployment problem should be tackled by
- A . A reduction in the money supply
- B . Income tax cuts to promote labor market incentives
- C . Tax cuts to expand aggregate demand
- D . Increasing the job-seekers allowance and the period for which it can be claimed
All of the following are features of an economic union (for example, the European union) except which one?
- A . A fixed exchange rate relative to non union currencies.
- B . Free movement of goods and services between member states.
- C . A common external tariff.
- D . Free movement of factors of production between member states.
Which of the following businesses would benefit most from an expansionary monetary policy?
- A . Companies with high levels of borrowing producing consumer durables.
- B . Companies with low levels of borrowing in the supermarket industry.
- C . Cash rich companies producing consumer durable goods.
- D . Low geared companies whose inputs are mainly imported.
Identify from the list below the financial instrument that is not a method of government borrowing:
- A . Cash (i.e. notes and coins)
- B . Taxation
- C . Contributions to state-provided pensions
- D . Government bonds
The consequences of globalization for national economies include all of the following except which one?
- A . Greater independence in economic policy making.
- B . Increased international trade and capital flows.
- C . Greater synchronization of trade cycles.
- D . Increased vulnerability to external economic shocks.
Some not-for-profit organizations (NPOs) are required to show they are effective.
Which one of the following most closely defines effective?
- A . Conducts its activities and operations at low cost
- B . Achieves the goals and objectives set for it
- C . Finds the correct balance between cost and benefit
- D . Doesn’t make losses
All the following statements relate to an increase in government spending which is not accompanied by an increase in taxation.
Which statement is NOT correct?
- A . The government’s budget deficit will increase
- B . The aggregate demand curve will shift to the right
- C . The initial change in government spending may lead to a larger impact upon the economy
- D . An expansionary monetary policy is being pursued
Which of the following statements best describes a private firm?
- A . An organization that does not seek profit
- B . An organization that is owned by shareholders
- C . An organization that is outside the state’s influence
- D . An organization that is not directly owned by the state
Which of the following will be characteristics of the stakeholders most able to influence the management of an organization?
- A . High power, low interest
- B . High power, high interest
- C . Low power, high interest
- D . Low power, low interest
Country Y and country Z both impose tariffs on goods imported from each other.
Which of the following would likely to be a long-term effect of the imposition of such tariffs?
- A . None. Tariffs affect exports and imports rather than real income
- B . Real income would be lower in Z but higher in Y
- C . Real income would be lower in Y but higher in Z
- D . Real income would grow at a slower rate in both countries compared to a situation in which there are no tariffs
All of the following are supply side policies to promote economic growth except which one?
- A . Reduction of marginal rates of income tax.
- B . Tariffs to encourage domestic suppliers of goods.
- C . Deregulation of the financial sector.
- D . Tax relief for business expenditure on research and development.
Which of the following is not a consequence of a country suffering a high rate of inflation?
- A . A depreciation in its exchange rate compared to currencies from countries with lower inflation rates
- B . A high nominal rate of interest
- C . Impoverishment of households on fixed incomes
- D . Excess aggregate demand for goods and services
A firm is considering a large capital investment project.
It is considering delaying it in case the government introduces special tax breaks for investment that will reduce the tax the firm pays. In which stage of the trade cycle is the government least likely to reduce taxation?
- A . Recession
- B . Depression
- C . Recovery
- D . Boom
Which global institution is concerned with enforcing the GATT?
- A . The IMF
- B . The World Bank
- C . The World Trade Organization
- D . The G20
All of the following are characteristics of a recession except which one?
- A . Rising levels of unemployment.
- B . Increased inflationary pressure.
- C . Improving trade balances.
- D . Increased government budget deficits.
When the economy is in recession, which of the following is least likely to reduce unemployment?
- A . An expansionary fiscal policy
- B . The central bank cutting interest rates
- C . Retraining schemes for redundant workers
- D . A regulation extending employment rights for newly-hired workers
All of the following will result from increased international mobility of factors of production except which one?
- A . A rise in world income and output.
- B . Decreased international factor price differentials.
- C . Increased financial flows on countries balance of payments capital accounts.
- D . Decreased international specialization in production.
In a recession, the central bank might adopt a policy of low interest rates.
The businesses most likely to benefit from this are those which:
- A . Sell their products mostly on credit
- B . Have low gearing ratios
- C . Are dependent on imported components and raw materials
- D . Produce services rather than manufactured goods
In a recession, the appropriate policy for a government seeking a recovery in the economy would be to:
- A . cut public expenditure, reduce taxes, and lower interest rates
- B . raise public expenditure, reduce taxes and lower interest rates
- C . raise public expenditure, raise taxes and lower interest rates
- D . cut public expenditure, raise taxes and raise interest rates
The existence of a natural rate of unemployment means that
- A . the short run Phillips curve is steeper that the long run Phillips curve.
- B . nominal wages rise faster the prices in the long run.
- C . governments cannot reduce unemployment below this level.
- D . there is no trade-off between inflation and unemployment in the long run.
In which of the stages of the trade cycle should the management accountant consider forecasting lower sales than in the previous year?
- A . Recession
- B . Depression
- C . Recovery
- D . Boom
Which of the following would result from a depreciation in the exchange rate for a country’s currency?
i. A fall in the foreign exchange price of that country’s exports.
ii. A rise in the foreign exchange price of that country’s imports.
iii. A rise in production costs for businesses using imported inputs.
iv. A worsening in that country’s terms of trade.
v. A fall in the domestic prices of that country’s imports.
vi. A rise in the domestic price of that country’s exports.
- A . (i), (ii) and (iv) only
- B . (i), (iii) and (iv) only
- C . (ii), (v) and (vi) only
- D . (iv), (v) and (vi) only
A rise in interest rates in an economy would lead to all of the following except which one?
- A . A rise in the exchange rate for the currency
- B . A rise in personal saving
- C . An increase in business investment
- D . A rise in public expenditure
Which of the following assertions would not be consistent with supply side economics?
- A . Lower taxation increases national income by reducing disincentives to work and invest
- B . High interest rates may reduce investment expenditure and so harm national income growth
- C . Increasing aggregate demand will not affect national income or the price level
- D . Aggregate supply creates its own demand
The distinguishing feature of a transnational (multinational) company is that
- A . it exports its products to more than one country.
- B . its production process uses inputs from more than one country.
- C . it has production facilities in more than one country.
- D . it has shareholders in more than one country.
Which ONE of the following increases the price of the shares in ABC plc?
- A . A fall in interest rates
- B . Falling demand for some of ABC’s key products
- C . Constant ROCE at ABC plc
- D . News of better economic outlook in ABC’s home country
All of the following are examples of structural unemployment except which one?
- A . Redundancies in shipbuilding caused by competition from abroad.
- B . Falling employment in manufacturing industry resulting from a decline in consumer incomes.
- C . Unemployment in coal mining caused by the advent of new energy sources.
- D . Above average unemployment rates among low skilled workers.
All of the following would lead to fall in the circular flow of national income except which one ?
- A . A fall in business investment
- B . A fall in personal savings rates
- C . A reduction in the level of government expenditure
- D . A rise in the marginal propensity to save
A business would benefit most from an appreciation in the currency of the country in which it is based if:
- A . it exports to other countries a significant proportion of its output
- B . it imports a high proportion of the raw materials and components it uses
- C . in its domestic market it faces competition from imports
- D . its production costs are largely domestic labor costs
At which stage of the trade cycle should management anticipate a rise in interest rates?
- A . Recession
- B . Depression
- C . Recovery
- D . Boom
When faced with a recession, the appropriate combination of policies for a government in order to generate a recovery is
- A . Tax cuts, reduced public expenditure and lower interest rates.
- B . Monetary expansion, increases in public expenditure and an appreciation of the exchange rate.
- C . Reduction of the fiscal deficit and increased money supply.
- D . Tax cuts, monetary expansion and a depreciation of the exchange rate.
All of the following could cause the onset of a recession except which one?
- A . A significant appreciation of the exchange rate
- B . A decline in business investment
- C . A significant fall in personal savings rates
- D . An increase in the government budget deficit
Inflation is undesirable for all of the following reasons except which one?
- A . Inflation decreases the international competitiveness of the business sector.
- B . Inflation distorts the price system and the process of resource allocation.
- C . Inflation shifts wealth from debtors to creditors in an arbitrary fashion.
- D . Inflation makes business forecasting and planning more difficult.
The business sector will be affected by a contraction in the money supply because
- A . Interest rates will tend to fall, thus reducing business costs.
- B . Inflation will fall and thus demand in the economy will expand.
- C . Consumer credit will contract thus reducing consumer demand.
- D . The exchange rate will fall thus making business more internationally competitive.
As a result of a period of rapid economic growth, an economy is likely to experience all of the following except which one?
- A . An improving overseas trade balance.
- B . Falling levels of unemployment.
- C . Increased inflationary pressure.
- D . Rising government tax receipts.
If a government adopted an expansionary fiscal policy of cutting direct taxes, the businesses that would benefit most would be those whose products:
- A . Are largely bought on credit
- B . Are largely exported
- C . Have a high price elasticity of demand
- D . Are sold mainly to individual consumers
Which ONE of the following should NOT be classed as an agent of a firm’s shareholder?
- A . A non-executive director
- B . An executive director
- C . The chair of the company
- D . The firm’s banker
Which of the following best describes a project that has a negative Net Present Value?
- A . A loss making project
- B . A project that doesn’t make enough profit to pay the interest on the money borrowed to invest in it
- C . A project that doesn’t make sufficient returns to fully compensate investors for the funds they invest in it
- D . A project that will only start making profits after the present year has finished