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Question 1 Why is it important to understand the time value of money? A It helps me to know when my salary comes in and goes out in each month. B It helps me to know when I can buy lots of gold now to gain profit in future price It helps me to know how much a watch will cost now in terms of future prices. D It helps me to understand how much a future sum will compare at today's prices. Question 2 Credit cards and Bank overdrafts in the balance sheet are. A Long term liabilities. B) Noncurrent assets Current Liabilities D Current assets Which one of the following is a company's 'issued share capital?' A The total nominal value of shares that have been allotted B The difference between the total nominal value of shares that have been allotted and the total nominal value of shares that can be allotted. The total market value of shares that have been allotted. The total nominal value of shares that may be issued by a company. Question 4 1 Point The risk and return ratio says: A When the risk goes up, the return generally will go up B When the risk goes up, the return generally will go down There is no correlation between risk and return When risk goes down, the return generally will go up Question 5 1 Point Which companies can sell shares to public through stock market. Public limited companies B Sole traders Partnerships companies D Private limited companies Question 6 1 Point Assume we save 5000 today and earn an interest rate of 7% at the end of 5 years? What is the future value of this saving? A 5878.75 B 7587.95. 7012.76 D 5989.97 Student Loan companies in United Kingdom are managed by. A Credit unions B Private companies Banks D Government Question 8 Please ignore this question as it does not hold any marks to it Use the editor to format your answer Question 9 Share Prices fluctuate from minute to minute depending on A The volume of exports and imports in the country B The volume of shares traded on the stock markets and the Rumors. The number of companies in the market Government regulations in the market