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Which of the following statements concerning remote disbursement and controlled disbursement is correct?

A.
These two terms mean the same thing--just like working capital means the same thing as current assets
A.
These two terms mean the same thing--just like working capital means the same thing as current assets
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B.
Remote disbursement is viewed as an ethical disbursement procedure, whereas controlled disbursement is often viewed as an unethical disbursement procedure
B.
Remote disbursement is viewed as an ethical disbursement procedure, whereas controlled disbursement is often viewed as an unethical disbursement procedure
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C.
Both remote and controlled disbursement are generally perceived as unethical practices and, therefore, their use is in decline
C.
Both remote and controlled disbursement are generally perceived as unethical practices and, therefore, their use is in decline
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D.
Remote disbursement is often viewed as an unethical disbursement procedure, whereas controlled disbursement is not viewed in such a negative light
D.
Remote disbursement is often viewed as an unethical disbursement procedure, whereas controlled disbursement is not viewed in such a negative light
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Suggested answer: D

The field of Electronic Commerce (EC) is awash with acronyms (i.e., a word formed from the initial letter or letters of a series of successive words). Which of the following acronyms does not belong with the other Electronic Commerce-related acronyms?

A.
SWIFT
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SWIFT
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B.
CHIPS
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CHIPS
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C.
SPECTRE
C.
SPECTRE
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D.
EDI
D.
EDI
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Suggested answer: C

Under which measurement scale is data categorized, but not ranked?

A.
An ordinal scale.
A.
An ordinal scale.
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B.
A nominal scale.
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A nominal scale.
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C.
An interval scale.
C.
An interval scale.
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D.
None of these
D.
None of these
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Suggested answer: C

The joint probability of events A and B is 32 percent with the probability of event A being 60 percent and the probability of event B being 50 percent. Based on this information, the conditional probability of event A given event B has occurred is closest to:

A.
30.0%
A.
30.0%
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B.
53.3%
B.
53.3%
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C.
64.0%
C.
64.0%
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D.
56.6%
D.
56.6%
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Suggested answer: C

An analyst is developing net present value (NPV) profiles for two investment projects. The only difference between the two projects is that Project 1 is expected to receive larger cash flows early in the life of the project, while Project 2 is expected to receive larger cash flows late in the life of the project. The slope of the NPV profile for Project 1 when compared to the slope of the NPV profile for Project 2 is most likely:

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Equal
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Equal
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B.
Flatter
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Flatter
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C.
Steeper
C.
Steeper
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D.
Unequal
D.
Unequal
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Suggested answer: B

An equity analyst working for a growth oriented mutual fund has a tendency to misvalue the stocks of popular companies that she has previously recommended and the fund already owns. Her behavior is most likely consistent with which of the following biases?

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Escalation bias
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Escalation bias
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B.
Prospect theory
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Prospect theory
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C.
Confirmation bias
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Confirmation bias
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D.
Probability bias
D.
Probability bias
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Suggested answer: C

A portfolio manager is evaluating investments in mortgage securities as part of a portfolio to fund long term liabilities. If she wants to minimize prepayment risk in her portfolio she is most likely to invest in:

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Mortgage loans
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Mortgage loans
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B.
Mortgage pass through securities
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Mortgage pass through securities
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C.
Collateralized mortgage obligations
C.
Collateralized mortgage obligations
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D.
Investment evaluation
D.
Investment evaluation
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Suggested answer: C

Compared to investors with long investment time horizons, investors with short investment time horizons most likely require:

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Less liquidity and less emphasis on capital appreciation
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Less liquidity and less emphasis on capital appreciation
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B.
More liquidity and less emphasis on capital appreciation
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More liquidity and less emphasis on capital appreciation
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C.
Less liquidity and greater emphasis on capital appreciation
C.
Less liquidity and greater emphasis on capital appreciation
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D.
More liquidity and greater emphasis on capital appreciation
D.
More liquidity and greater emphasis on capital appreciation
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Suggested answer: B

A primary motivation for investment in commodities is most likely the:

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Positive correlation of commodities with unexpected inflation
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Positive correlation of commodities with unexpected inflation
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B.
Positive correlation of commodities with stock and bond investments
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Positive correlation of commodities with stock and bond investments
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C.
Positive volatility of commodities relative to stock and bond investments
C.
Positive volatility of commodities relative to stock and bond investments
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D.
Positive correlation of commodities relative to stock and bond investments
D.
Positive correlation of commodities relative to stock and bond investments
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Suggested answer: A

A person purchased a share of Acme.com common stock exactly one year ago for $45. During the past year the common stock paid an annual dividend of $2.40. The person sold the security today for $85. What is the rate of return the firm has earned?

A.
5.3%
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5.3%
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B.
194.2%
B.
194.2%
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C.
88.9%
C.
88.9%
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D.
94.2%
D.
94.2%
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Suggested answer: D
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