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A.5.92.
B.1.78
C.2.96.
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第1题
A．A 5% coupon bond selling for $1 000
B．A 15% coupon bond selling for $1 000
C．A 10% coupon bond selling for $1 000
D．A 15% coupon bond selling for $900
第2题
In which one of the following cases is the bond selling at a discount？______.
A．Coupon rate is greater than current yield, which is greater than yield to maturity.
B．Coupon, current yield, and yield to maturity are all the same.
C．Coupon rate is less than current yield, which is less than yield to maturity.
D．Coupon rate is less than current yield, which is greater than yield to maturity.
第3题
Question 4
1. The following information was extracted from the ledgers of Billy Company for its products for the year ended 31 December 2002:
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Sales (100,000 units) 500,000
Direct materials 100,000
Direct wages 70,000
Fixed production overheads 110,000
Variable production overheads 20,000
Administration expenses (60% fixed, 40% variable) 80,000
Selling expenses (60% fixed, 40% variable) 130,000
Required:
(a)Prepare the Profit and Loss Statement by using Absorption Cost method.
(b)Prepare the Profit and Loss Statement by using Marginal Cost method.
第4题
Some companies enable stockholders to share in the profits of the company. These payments of corporate profits to stockholders are called dividends. In addition to having a claim on company profits, stockholders are entitled to share in the sale of the company if it is dissolved. They may also vote in person or by proxy on a variety of corporate matters, including the most important matter of who should run the corporation. When the company issues new stock, stockholders have priority to buy a certain number of shares before they are offered for public sale. Stockholders also receive periodic reports, usually quarterly, that provide information regarding the corporation's business performance. Stocks generally are negotiable, which means stockholders have the right to assign or transfer their shares to another individual.
A stockholder is considered a business owner and has the protection of limited liability under United States laws. Limited liability means that a stockholder is not personally liable for the debts of the corporation. The most a stockholder can lose if the company fails is the amount of his or her investment -- what he or she originally paid for the stock. This arrangement differs from that of other forms of business organization, which are known as sole proprietorships and partnerships. These business owners are personally liable for the debts of their businesses.
Corporations have good reasons to issue stocks. They issue stock in order to finance their business activities. This method of raising funds is only available to business firms organized as corporations; it is not available to sole proprietorships and partnerships. The corporation can use the proceeds of a stock offering in a variety of ways. Depending on the type of company, this might involve increasing research and development operations, purchasing new equipment, opening new facilities or improving old ones, or hiring new employees.
An alternative to stock financing is debt financing or the sale of bonds, an interest-bearing loan. This alternative is also available to sole proprietorships and partnerships. With the issuance of a bond a company typically promises to make periodic interest payments to the lender or bondholder as well as pay back the amount of the bond when the term of the bond comes to an end. Thus bonds are evidence of loans while stocks are evidence of ownership. Stocks and bonds are collectively known as securities.
When a corporation first makes stock available for public purchase, it works with an investment banking firm to arrange an initial public offering (IPO). The investment bank acquires the first issue of stocks from the corporation at a negotiated price, and then makes the shares available for sale to its clients and other investors.
A corporation can only have one IPO -- the first time it makes stock available to the public. After its IPO, a company is said to be public. Public corporations that need additional financing for further business development may choose to issue more stock at a later time. This is called a subsequent, or follow-on, offering.
Some corporations may choose not to go public. In this case it is said to be a privately held corporation. A corporation may elect to remain private because it docs not want to share its profits, or it may not want to give up control to shareholders.
Most of the information reported in the daily news media about the buying and selling of stock refers to transactions involving previously issued stock. The daily buying and selling of stock rarely involv
A．Y
B．N
C．NG
第9题
A．a callable bond
B．a provisional bond
C．an exchangeable bond
D．a convertible bond
