RLG101H5 Study Guide - Final Guide: Pharaoh, Oral Torah, Temple Mount
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Question 1
Mary purchases a U.S. Treasury bond; the bond is:
An asset for the government but a liability for Mary. | |
An asset of the U.S. government as well as an asset for Mary. |
A liability of the U.S. government and an asset for Mary. | |
An asset for Mary but not a liability of the U.S. Government. |
Question 2
More detailed financial instruments tend to be:
More costly because they will cost more to create. | |
Less costly because they can be standardized more easily. |
More desirable than less detailed ones, no matter what the price. | |
Less costly because all possible contingencies are covered |
Question 3
Considering the value of a financial instrument, the more likely it is the payment will be made:
The less valuable is the financial instrument because it is highly liquid. | |
The more valuable the financial instrument. |
The greater the uncertainty; therefore the less valuable is the financial instrument | |
The less valuable is the instrument because risk is lower. |
Question 4
Most of the buying and selling in primary markets:
Is done by the Federal Reserve. | |
Is in the public view. |
Involves an investment bank. | |
Is highly transparent and closely monitored by the SEC. |
Question 5
Derivative markets exist to allow for:
Cash receipts from the sale of bonds. | |
Reduced information asymmetry. |
Direct transfers of common stocks for bonds. | |
Reduced risk from volatile prices. |
Question 6
Compound interest is the idea:
That you get an interest deduction for paying your loan off early. | |
That you get an interest deduction if you take out a loan for longer than one year. |
That interest rates will rise on larger loans. | |
That you get interest on interest |
Question 7
Suppose Paul borrows $4000 for one year from his grandfather who charges Paul 7% interest. At the end of the year Paul will have to repay his grandfather:
$4,280 | |
$4,350 |
None of the above | |
$4,290 |
Question 8
The value of $100 left in a certificate of deposit for four years that earns 4.5% annually will be:
$119.25 | |
$145.00 |
$120.00 | |
$117.00 |
Question 9
The relationship between present value and the interest rate could best be described as:
A direct relationship, they both move together | |
An inverse relationship, as i increases, PV decreases. |
None of the above. | |
An unclear relationship, whether it is direct or inverse depends on the interest rate. |
Question 10
At any fixed interest rate, an increase in time, n, until a payment is made:
Has no impact on the present value since the interest rate is fixed. | |
Reduces the present value. |
None of the above. | |
Increases the present value. |