Practice Questions for AMFI Test 1. A close-ended mutual fund has a fixed : a. NAV b. fund size c. rate of return d. number of distributors 2. The maximum load that a fund can charge is determined by the : a. AMC b. SEBI c. AMFI d. distribution agents based on demand for the fund 3. The amount required to buy 100 units of a scheme having an entry load of 1.5% and NAV of Rs.20 is : a. Rs.2000 b. Rs.2015 c. Rs.1985 d. Rs.2030 4. A gilt fund is a special type of fund that invests
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cost advantages entrants have to pay higher prices for inputs‚ this may be due to economies of scale or due to existing firms owning or controlling the supply of scarce resources. Scale economy barriers exist when declining LRAC for the product in question makes it difficult for smaller firm to enter the market. Perfectly competitive markets are said to have 0‚ or low‚ barriers to entry compared to monopoly industries which have very high barriers. It is possible for monopolies to own patents and
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Practice Questions with Solutions Chapter 1 1. What is the correct approach for addressing security and organization objectives? a. Security and organization objectives should be developed separately. b. Security should drive organization objectives. c. Security should support organization objectives. d. The site security officer should approve or reject organization objectives. 2. The statement‚ “Promote professionalism among information system security practitioners through the provisioning
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Macro Final Exam Chapter 10: The Money Systems What assets are considered “Money”? What are the functions of money and the types of money? * W/o money‚ trade would require barter > Exchanging one good/service for another * unlikely occurrence that two people e/ have a good that other wants * 3 functions * Medium of exchange: an item buyers give to sellers when they want to purchase g/s * Unit of account: the yardstick ppl use to post prices & record debts * Store
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Daydreams A day dream is defined as ‘a series of pleasant thoughts that distract one’s attention from the present’. In my opinion‚ a daydream is not a frivolous activity practiced only by a doe eyed schoolgirl during an unendurable French lesson. A daydream acts as a subconscious portal which allows one to escape from ones everyday life of stress and negative circumstances. One could almost say it is chewing gum for the mind. Of course‚ some differ in that view. A critically acclaimed author
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s’t ry ‚b t:.‚Wj UNIVERSITI TUN HUSSEIN ONN MALAYSIA FINAL EXAMINATION SEMESTER II SESSION 2012t20t3 COTIRSE NAME FLUID MECHANICS COURSE CODE BNQ 10303 PROGRAMME I BNN EXAMINATON DATE JUNE 20I3 DURATION 3 HOURS INSTRUCTION ANSWERALL QUESTIONS CONFIDENTIAL BNQIO3O3 FLUID MECHANICS Ql. (a) Define pressure head‚ velocity head‚ and elevation head for a flurd stream alld express them for a fluid stream whose pressure is p‚ velocity is V‚ and elevation is z. (6 ma*s) (b) Outline three
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prokaryotes do not? Endoplasmic Reticulum was the answer on mine‚ but it is any membrane-bound organelle Know the diagram with the horizontal cells‚ amacrine cells‚ ganglion cells‚ and bipolar cells. Know the functions of all of these. It is about three questions in true and false form. The image (50.17) on page 1096. Bipolar cells – receives the information from several rods and cones Ganglion cells – gathers input in several bipolar cells Horizontal and amacrine cells – intergrate information across
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time there was a steady tendency for synthetic (manufactured) inputs to replace agricultural based raw materials and industrial inputs. Hence international trade conformed to patterns of overall change in world consumption and production. 2. In the past-half century‚ the developing countries have experienced major compositional shifts from exports of primary products (including agricultural and raw materials) to exports of manufactures. How might you explain this in terms of broad historical developments
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Monroe College Instructor: Carlo Auguste Take home test 2 Student name : James Demesvar Macroeconomics I. Current event questions a. Summarize the history (creation) of the Central Bank of the US Re: The First Bank of the United States was founded after the revolutionary war in 1795 - 1797 . The United States was in debts cause by the War. Therfore‚ President Alexander Hamilton advised of the bank to handle the colossal war debt and also create some kind of currency. b. Give the full
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Chapter 10 Supply-Side Equilibrium: Unemployment and Inflation? Problems 1. PROFIT IS EQUAL TO REVENUE MINUS COST‚ WHERE REVENUE EQUALS PRICE TIMES QUANTITY OF OUTPUT‚ WHILE COST EQUALS THE WAGE RATE TIMES EMPLOYMENT (ASSUMING WAGES ARE THE ONLY COST OF PRODUCTION). ASSUME THAT‚ ON AVERAGE‚ EACH FIRM PRODUCES 100 UNITS OF OUTPUT A DAY‚ EMPLOYS 90 WORKERS AND PAYS A WAGE OF $100 A DAY. a) As the price of output rises from $80 to $90‚ $100‚ $110‚ and $120‚ show how the
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