All Free Management Sciences MCQs with Answers

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  • A. federal funds
  • B. banker's funds
  • C. debt funds
  • D. secured fundsTry Prep Courses

Explanation: Federal funds are generally short-term, often overnight, funds transferred between financial institutions, especially through balances…

Correct answer: federal funds
  • A. banks
  • B. financial market
  • C. stock exchange
  • D. business corporationsCompare Credit Cards

Explanation: Negotiable certificates of deposit are issued mainly by banks as time deposits that can be traded before maturity.

Correct answer: banks
  • A. liability on balance sheet
  • B. assets on balance sheet
  • C. income in income statement
  • D. expense on income statement

Explanation: An institution lending federal funds has a claim against the borrowing institution, so the loan is recorded as an asset on its balance…

Correct answer: assets on balance sheet
  • A. treasury notes
  • B. repurchase agreements
  • C. commercial payable notes
  • D. commercial receivable notes

Explanation: The Federal Reserve uses repurchase agreements to influence short-term liquidity, money supply, and interest rates by temporarily buying…

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

Explanation: In a reverse repurchase agreement, one party buys a security and agrees to resell it to the other party at a specified future date.

Correct answer: reverse repurchase agreement
  • A. assets and liability
  • B. cost and marketing
  • C. supply and demand
  • D. income and expense

Explanation: The federal funds rate is determined by the interaction of banks’ willingness to lend funds and other banks’ need to borrow them.

Correct answer: supply and demand
  • A. payables rating
  • B. commercial rating
  • C. poor credit rating
  • D. better credit ratingAccounting & Auditing

Explanation: Commercial paper is normally issued by financially sound companies, so it can attract investors at a lower interest rate.

Correct answer: better credit ratingAccounting & Auditing
  • A. highest price
  • B. lowest price
  • C. zero price
  • D. peak price

Explanation: In a uniform-price auction, the lowest price among the accepted bids becomes the price paid by all successful bidders.

Correct answer: lowest price
  • A. bank and COD buyer
  • B. bank and stock market
  • C. stock market and COD buyer
  • D. indirect negotiations of buyers

Explanation: A certificate of deposit is issued by a bank to a buyer or depositor, and its rate is negotiated between these two parties.

Correct answer: bank and COD buyer
  • A. extensive secondary markets
  • B. extensive primary markets
  • C. premium money markets
  • D. discounted money marketsEconomics

Explanation: Treasury bills can be quickly converted into cash because they are actively traded after issuance.

Correct answer: extensive secondary markets
  • A. capital markets
  • B. debt markets
  • C. secondary markets
  • D. primary markets

Explanation: Secondary markets trade previously issued securities and therefore reallocate funds among investors while providing liquidity.

Correct answer: secondary markets
  • A. term instrument
  • B. interim instrument
  • C. primary instrument
  • D. bearer instrument

Explanation: A bearer instrument belongs to whoever physically holds it, so the holder is entitled to receive its interest and principal.

Correct answer: bearer instrument
  • A. 250 days a year
  • B. 150 days a year
  • C. 365 day a year
  • D. 360 day a year

Explanation: Certificates of deposit are money-market instruments, and their interest rates are conventionally quoted on a 360-day year.

Correct answer: 360 day a year
  • A. brokerage market
  • B. contraction market
  • C. expansion market
  • D. Eurodollar market

Explanation: Eurodollars are US-dollar deposits held outside the United States, and the market in which they are borrowed and lent is called the…

Correct answer: Eurodollar market
  • A. security liability
  • B. security buyer
  • C. security seller
  • D. security function

Explanation: A reverse repo is named from the security buyer's viewpoint: the buyer purchases the security and agrees to sell it back later.

Correct answer: security buyer
  • A. federal acceptance bid
  • B. bankers' acceptance bid
  • C. non-competitive bids
  • D. competitive bids

Explanation: A non-competitive bid states the quantity of Treasury bills the bidder wants and accepts the yield determined at auction.

Correct answer: non-competitive bids
  • A. issuance to maturity
  • B. within 1 to 2 days
  • C. within 3 to 4 days
  • D. within 4 to 5 days

Explanation: Commercial paper is normally a short-term investment held by investors from its issuance until its maturity date.

Correct answer: issuance to maturity
  • A. London intra bank offered rate
  • B. London interbank offered rate
  • C. euro interbank offered rate
  • D. demand intra bank rate

Explanation: LIBOR stands for London Interbank Offered Rate and was widely used as a benchmark for short-term commercial and industrial lending.

Correct answer: London interbank offered rate
  • A. security seller
  • B. security buyer
  • C. security function
  • D. security function

Explanation: A repo is described from the security seller's viewpoint: the seller receives cash now and promises to repurchase the security later.

Correct answer: security seller
  • A. $10 million or more
  • B. $20 million or more
  • C. $25 million or more
  • D. $15 million or more

Explanation: Short-term repurchase agreements with maturities of one week or less are commonly issued in large denominations of $25 million or more.

Correct answer: $25 million or more