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Section A (20 Multiple Choice Questions) (50 marks)

Select the appropriate response:

1. The primary financial goal of a corporation is to maximize

A Shareholder’s wealth B Earnings per share C Stock price D A & C

2. Which of the following is not one of the three major areas of finance?

A Accounting B Investments and financial markets C Financial management of companies D The banking system

3. A savings-surplus unit is one:

A that needs to borrow funds from a surplus unit B whose income exceeds its spending C whose spending exceeds its income D that generally is a company

4. A _______ is a financial intermediary that receives premium payments that are used to purchase assets to cover future possible payments.

A building society B credit union C savings bank D life insurance office

5. Financial markets:

A act as intermediaries by holding a collection of assets and issuing claims based on them to savers B issue claims on future cash flows of individual borrowers directly to lenders C transmit funds indirectly between lenders and borrowers D usually provide lenders with lower returns than other financial intermediaries

6. The stock market is: A An interconnected network of brokers and exchanges licensed by the government to assist investors in trading securities B Located in a large building in Kuala Lumpur called the stock exchange C An exchange that allows people to trade stock certificates in person D Very much like a department store in that stocks from different industries are traded

7. The principle behind time value of money is based on the fact that:

A A sum of money in hand today is worth more than the same sum in the future B A sum of money in hand today is worth less than the same sum in the future C A sum of money in the future is worth less than the same sum in hand today D A & C

8. If an investor

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