$68.$ The value of future dividends after the horizon date is classified as $($A$).$ Hypothesis value $($B$).$ Horizon value $($C$).$ Terminal value $($D$).$ Both B and C $69.$ The information which is reflected in current market prices with the help of past price movements is called $($A$).$ Weak form of efficiency $($B$).$ Strong form of efficiency $($C$).$ Market efficiency $($D$).$ Semi$-$strong efficiency $70.$ The present value of dividends which is expected to be provided in future is classified as $($A$).$ Intrinsic value of stock $($B$).$ Extrinsic value of stock $($C$).$ intrinsic bonds $($D$).$ extrinsic bonds $71.$ An efficient market hypothesis which states that all public and private information is reflected in current market prices is classified as $($A$).$ Weak form $($B$).$ Strong form $($C$).$ Market efficiency $($D$).$ Semi$-$strong efficiency $72.$ The outstanding bonds are also classified as $($A$).$ Standing bonds $($B$).$ Outdated bonds $($C$).$ Dated bonds $($D$).$ Seasoned bonds $73.$ An efficient market hypothesis which states that all public information is reflected in current market prices is classified as $($A$).$ weak form $($B$).$ Strong form $($C$).$ Market efficiency $($D$).$ Semi$-$strong efficiency $74.$ The payment divided by the par value is classified as $($A$).$ Divisible payment $($B$).$ Coupon payment $($C$).$ Par payment $($D$).$ Per period payment $75.$ The bond which is offered below its face value is classified as $($A$).$ Present value bond $($B$).$ Original issue discount bond $($C$).$ Coupon issued bond $($D$).$ Discounted bond $76.$ The reinvestment risk of bonds is higher on $($A$).$ Short maturity bonds $($B$).$ High maturity bonds $($C$).$ High premium bonds $($D$).$ High inflated bonds $77.$ The bonds issued by corporations and exposed to default risk are classified as $($A$).$ Corporation bonds $($B$).$ Default bonds $($C$).$ Risk bonds $($D$).$ Zero risk bonds $78.$ For a bond YTM is always equal to coupon rate $($A$).$ True $($B$).$ False