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1 Finance MCQs

Cash flows that have more than one change in sign are called ____________?

  • Non-normal cash flow
  • Normal cash flow
  • Normal costs
  • Non-normal costs
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Correct Answer: A. Non-normal cash flow

Explanation:

Cash flows that switch from positive to negative (or vice versa) more than ... Read More Details

2 Finance MCQs

The first step in calculating Net Present Value (NPV) is to find ____________?

  • Present value of equity
  • Future value of equity
  • Present value of cash flows
  • Future value of cash flows
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Correct Answer: C. Present value of cash flows

Explanation:

The first step in calculating NPV is to determine the present value of expected cash ... Read More Details

3 Finance MCQs

The situation where accepting one project requires rejecting another is called ____________?

  • Present value consent
  • Mutually exclusive
  • Mutual project
  • Mutual consent
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Correct Answer: B. Mutually exclusive

Explanation:

When two projects cannot be accepted at the same time because choosing one eliminates the ... Read More Details

4 Finance MCQs

The sum of discounted cash flows is called ____________?

  • Technical equity
  • Defined future value
  • Project Net Present Value (NPV)
  • Equity Net Present Value
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Correct Answer: C. Project Net Present Value (NPV)

Explanation:

The sum of discounted cash flows represents the total present value of all future cash ... Read More Details

5 Finance MCQs

The asset life that maximizes the net present value (NPV) is called ____________?

  • Minimum life
  • Present value life
  • Economic life
  • Transaction life
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Correct Answer: C. Economic life

Explanation:

The economic life of an asset is the time period during which the asset generates ... Read More Details

6 Finance MCQs

If two independent projects meet the hurdle rate, then both projects should ____________?

  • Not be accepted
  • Be accepted
  • Have capital acceptance
  • Have return rate acceptance
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Correct Answer: B. Be accepted

Explanation:

Independent projects are those whose acceptance does not affect the selection of other projects. If ... Read More Details

7 Finance MCQs

The cash outflows of a project, representing its costs, are shown as ____________?

  • Negative numbers
  • Positive numbers
  • Hurdle number
  • Relative number
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Correct Answer: A. Negative numbers

Explanation:

In capital budgeting, cash outflows refer to the money spent on a project, ... Read More Details

8 Finance MCQs

In capital budgeting, two projects with a cost of capital of 12% are evaluated using ____________?

  • Hurdle rate
  • Capital rate
  • Return rate
  • Budgeting rate
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Correct Answer: A. Hurdle rate

Explanation:

In capital budgeting, the cost of capital represents the minimum required rate of ... Read More Details

9 Finance MCQs

A cash flow that starts negative, then becomes positive, and later remains positive is called ____________?

  • Normal costs
  • Non-normal costs
  • Non-normal cash flow
  • Normal cash flow
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Correct Answer: C. Non-normal cash flow

Explanation:

When a project or investment has a cash flow pattern that changes sign more than ... Read More Details

10 Finance MCQs

In estimating the value of cash flows, the compounded future value is called its ____________?

  • Terminal value
  • Existed value
  • Quit value
  • Relative value
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Correct Answer: A. Terminal value

Explanation:

The compounded future value of cash flows represents the amount that ... Read More Details