All Free Management Sciences MCQs with Answers

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  • A. developed mortgages
  • B. dwelling mortgages
  • C. commercial mortgages
  • D. non-commercial mortgages

Explanation: Mortgages for income-producing properties such as shopping malls and office buildings are commercial mortgages.

Correct answer: commercial mortgages
  • A. secondary loan
  • B. primary loan
  • C. mortgages
  • D. swapped mortgages

Explanation: A mortgage is a loan secured by real property, such as land, a house or another building.

Correct answer: mortgages
  • A. three institutions
  • B. single investor
  • C. multiple investor
  • D. multiple institutions

Explanation: A primary mortgage is typically originated directly between one borrower and one lending institution or investor.

Correct answer: single investor
  • A. repurchase agreement yields
  • B. purchase agreement yields
  • C. repurchase yields
  • D. transaction yields

Explanation: A repurchase agreement yield uses the difference between the repurchase and selling prices, annualised over the 360-day money-market year…

Correct answer: repurchase agreement yields
  • A. higher than other one
  • B. lower than other one
  • C. contraction than other one
  • D. expansionary than other one

Explanation: Eurodollar certificates of deposit generally pay higher rates because dollar deposits outside the United States are not subject to the…

Correct answer: higher than other one
  • A. annual loan market
  • B. federal funds market
  • C. functional funding market
  • D. secured funding market

Explanation: The federal funds market provides banks with highly liquid, short-term funds, often overnight, to manage reserve positions.

Correct answer: federal funds market
  • A. forgone cost
  • B. debt cost
  • C. opportunity cost
  • D. balances cost

Explanation: The benefit forgone when cash is held instead of invested or used elsewhere is its opportunity cost.

Correct answer: opportunity cost
  • A. extensive funds
  • B. federal funds
  • C. intensive funds
  • D. premium funds

Explanation: Overnight borrowing and lending among banks is conducted in the federal funds market.

Correct answer: federal funds
  • A. 0.525
  • B. 0.4114
  • C. 0.4214
  • D. 0.4514

Explanation: The discount yield is calculated as (10,000 − 8,000) ÷ 10,000 × 360 ÷ 175 = 0.4114, or about 41.14%.

Correct answer: 0.4114
  • A. decentralized
  • B. centralized
  • C. federalize
  • D. commercialize

Explanation: A decentralized treasury-bill market has transactions conducted directly between participants through communication channels such as…

Correct answer: decentralized
  • A. face value
  • B. book value
  • C. premium value
  • D. federal value

Explanation: Treasury bills are zero-coupon instruments issued below their face value and redeemed at face value on maturity.

Correct answer: face value
  • A. brokers and dealers
  • B. corporations
  • C. other financial institutions
  • D. all of the above

Explanation: Commercial paper is bought by a broad group of money-market investors, including corporations, financial institutions, brokers, and…

Correct answer: all of the above
  • A. money markets
  • B. capital markets
  • C. debt markets
  • D. economic markets

Explanation: Money markets deal in short-term instruments, whereas capital markets deal in longer-term debt and equity securities.

Correct answer: capital markets
  • A. federal funds
  • B. premium funds
  • C. discount funds
  • D. mean funds

Explanation: Federal funds are short-term funds transferred, usually overnight, among depository institutions to manage reserve positions.

Correct answer: federal funds
  • A. repurchasing commercial notes
  • B. repurchase bills
  • C. repurchase agreement
  • D. reverse repurchase agreement

Explanation: A repurchase agreement is a sale of securities with a promise by the seller to repurchase them later at a specified price.

Correct answer: repurchase agreement
  • A. borrowing rate
  • B. supplying rate
  • C. lending rate
  • D. federal funds rate

Explanation: The federal funds rate is the interest rate charged on short-term loans of federal funds between eligible financial institutions.

Correct answer: federal funds rate
  • A. functional loans
  • B. annual loans
  • C. unsecured loans
  • D. secured loans

Explanation: Federal funds transactions are generally unsecured loans between financial institutions, relying on the creditworthiness of the borrowing…

Correct answer: unsecured loans
  • A. highest bidder
  • B. lower bidder
  • C. zero bidder
  • D. non-competitive bidder

Explanation: In a competitive treasury-bill auction, bids are ranked and the most favourable accepted bid receives allocation first; this is typically…

Correct answer: highest bidder
  • A. secured investors
  • B. federal investors
  • C. small investors
  • D. large investors

Explanation: Non-competitive bidding lets applicants receive treasury bills at the auction’s accepted yield without competing on price.

Correct answer: small investors
  • A. money markets
  • B. capital markets
  • C. debt markets
  • D. economic marketsAccounting & Auditing

Explanation: The money market deals in short-term instruments, generally maturing within one year, such as treasury bills and commercial paper.

Correct answer: money markets