1. Which of the following is an example of a financial intermediary?
a) Banks.
b) The Federal Reserve.
c) The U.S. Treasury.
d) The department of finance.
2. The price paid for the use of money is defined as the:
a) Rental rate.
b) Interest rate.
c) Profit rate.
d) Inflation rate.
3. The owners of a corporation are:
a) Liable for its debts.
b) Those people who own the bonds issued by the corporation.
c) The shareholders of the corporation's stock.
d) The board of directors.
4. The P/E ratio, or price to earnings ratio of a stock, can be computed using which of the following formulas?
a) (Revenue per share) x (Price of stock share).
b) (Price of stock share) x (Revenue per share).
c) (Earnings per share) x (Price of stock share).
d) (Price of stock share) x (Earnings per share).
1. Which of the following is an example of a financial intermediary?
a) Banks.
b) The Federal Reserve.
c) The U.S. Treasury.
d) The department of finance.
2. The price paid for the use of money is defined as the:
a) Rental rate.
b) Interest rate.
c) Profit rate.
d) Inflation rate.
3. The owners of a corporation are:
a) Liable for its debts.
b) Those people who own the bonds issued by the corporation.
c) The shareholders of the corporation's stock.
d) The board of directors.
4. The P/E ratio, or price to earnings ratio of a stock, can be computed using which of the following formulas?
a) (Revenue per share) x (Price of stock share).
b) (Price of stock share) x (Revenue per share).
c) (Earnings per share) x (Price of stock share).
d) (Price of stock share) x (Earnings per share).
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