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FIN 104

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Which is not a type of investment?

A. Fixed Investment

B. Moveable Investment

C. Inventory Investment

D. Replacement Investment

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On what basis are bills not classified?

A. Purpose

B. Purpoise

C. Documentary backing

D. Period/Time

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Which is not a way through which a bill can be discharged?

A. Where there is no express waiver or renunciation by the holder of the bill

B. Where the drawee or acceptor becomes the holder of the bill at or after maturity.

C. Where there is a payment in due course by drawee or acceptor.

D. Where through merger the acceptor becomes the holder of the bill at or after maturity.

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Pre-Keynesian economists argue that saving and investment are not equal for certain reasons except

A. They also pointed out that the excess of investment over saving has led banks to create new credit

B. savings naturally preceed investment

C. They also pointed out that the excess of investment over saving has led banks to create new credit

D. savings and investment depend upon different factors and are made for different purposes and motives

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Identify parties in a bill of exchange transaction

A. Drawer, Drawee, Acceptor, Payee, Endorser, Endorsee.

B. Drawer, Drawee, Acceptee, Payee, Endorser, Endorsee

C. Drawer, Drawee, Acceptor, Payee, Andorser, Endorsee

D. Drawer, Drawee, Acceptor, Payee, Payer, Endorser, Endorsee

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What is Marginal Efficiency of Investment?

A. It is the rate of return expected from a given investment on a capital asset after covering all its costs, except the rate of interest

B. It is the rate of return expected from a given investment on a capital asset including all its costs, except the rate of interest

C. It is the rate of return expected from a given investment on a fixed asset after covering all its costs

D. It is the rate of return expected from a given investment on a money asset after covering all its costs, except the rate of interest

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Who is not a party to a cheque?

A. Banker

B. Drawer

C. Payee

D. Drawee

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For an investment to be made there are various factors that must considered; which is not one of them?

A. Foreign direct investment

B. Expected rate of return

C. Cost of capital asset

D. Market rate of interest

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What’s Negotiable Certificate of Deposit?

A. It's a certicate issued by the CBN to Commercial Banks to collect deposits from customers

B. It's a document banks issue to large-sum depositors

C. This is long term instrument sold by banks to depositors

D. This is short term instrument sold by banks to depositors

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10.

Isolate the alternative that is not a Money Market Institution

A. CBN

B. IMF

C. Bureau de Change

D. Merchant Banks

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11.

Which organisation is responsible for issuing Commercial Papers?

A. Merchant Banks

B. Large and reputable companies of unquestionable credit strength

C. Central Bank of Nigeria

D. Commerical Banks

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12.

What do you understand by Money Aggregates?

A. Summation of money with the populace

B. Refers to the several of a country's money

C. Total money in the banking system

D. Total amount of money in the vault of Central Bank of Nigeria

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13.

What then is the paradox of thrift?

A. That if people decide to save more, they may end up saving less, unless if the increase in propensity to save is accompanied by a higher propensity to invest.

B. That if people decide to save more, they may end up saving less, unless if the increase in propensity to save is accompanied by a lower propensity to invest.

C. That if people decide to save more, they may end up saving less, unless if the increase in propensity to save is accompanied by a higher propensity to invest.

D. That if people decide to save less, they may end up saving more, unless if the decrease in propensity to save is accompanied by a lower propensity to invest.

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14.

What do you understand by Negotiable Instrument?

A. They are alternative money used in payments in all transactions.

B. They are near cash instruments that are acceptable means of payments in transactions, as well as for debt settlement.

C. They include those instruments used in entertainment in the financial sector.

D. They are instruments subject to negotiation

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15.

What is Commercial Paper?

A. Document issued by Commercial Banks

B. Short term unsecured prommissory note

C. None of the options

D. It's a security document issued by the Central Bank

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16.

When is a bill discharged?

A. When the bill is of no value again.

B. When all the orders it contains have been carried out.

C. When nobody is interested in the bill.

D. When limited liability is still attached.

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17.

What is the main distinguishing feature of an Open Cheque?

A. Is one that is payable over the counter.

B. Is not payable through the bank

C. It cannot be endorsed to another person.

D. Has no limit on the amount casheable

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18.

What is the Present Value Criterion of Investment used for?

A. It is used to measure the cost of an investment project

B. It is used to raise funds for an investment project

C. It is used to evaluate the value of an investment project

D. It is used to evaluate the profitability of an investment project

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19.

What’s the maturity range of Treasury Certificates?

A. 3 - 5 years

B. 90 - 180 days

C. 30 - 60 days

D. 1 - 2 years

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20.

Which of the following is not a Money Market Instrument?

A. Long term repurchase agreement

B. Treasury certificates

C. Negotiable Certificate of Deposit

D. Bankers Unit Fund

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21.

Mathematically, Net Present Value of an investment is the

A. difference between income and expenditure on an investment

B. difference between total present value of cash outflows and total present value of cash inflows occurring in periods over the entire life of the project

C. the difference between total cash outflows and total cash inflows occurring in periods over the entire life of the project

D. total value of all projects the company is involved in

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22.

Money market instruments deal on

A. Long term financing

B. Loans banks provide for financing

C. Short term financing

D. Provision of venture capital

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23.

Which is not a characteristic of a cheque?

A. It must not be multilated

B. The drawer's account need not be correctly specified.

C. It must be properly signed by the drawer

D. Amounts in words and figure must correspond

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24.

What do you understand by Marginal Efficiency of Capital?

A. This refers to the average rate of return expected from an additional unit of a capital asset over its cost

B. This refers to the minimum rate of return expected from an additional unit of a capital asset over its cost

C. This refers to the highest rate of return expected from an additional unit of a capital asset over its cost

D. This refers to the lowest rate of return expected from an additional unit of a capital asset over its cost

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25.

Who are the marketers of commercial papers?

A. Merchant Banks

B. Commercial Banks

C. Individuals

D. Marketing companies

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26.

Which organisation is responsible for issuing treasury bills and certificates?

A. Merchant Banks

B. Government Treasuries

C. Commercial Banks

D. CBN

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27.

Which artisan was the advent of paper money associated with?

A. Merchant

B. Goldsmith

C. Blacksmith

D. Bricklayer

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28.

What is the main distinguishing feature of a Crossed Cheque?

A. It is only payable through the bank and not payable over the counter.

B. Does not need endorsement.

C. Has 30 days maturity period.

D. It can be paid through the counter of the bank

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29.

What main advantage has Electronic money over paper money?

A. It increases the networth of the holder

B. More acceptable in Nigeria

C. Confers more authority to spend on the holder

D. Instantaneous and borderless transactions

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30.

What is Marginal Propensity to Save?

A. The additional disposable income that is saved i.e. not consumed

B. The additional disposable income that is received

C. The additional disposable income that is consumed

D. The fractional total income that is consumed

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31.

What do you understand by Investment?

A. It's the total amount of money one has in the bank

B. . It is the difference between Income and saving

C. It is the sacrifice of certain economic resources for future uncertain benefits in terms of resources

D. It is the total deposits received by an Investment Bank

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32.

Which are the types of Bill Endorsement?

A. Blank, Special, Restrictive and Conditional

B. Blank, Special, Unrestrictive and Unconditional

C. Blank, Specialized, Restrictive and Unconditional

D. Blank, Specialty, Unrestrictive and Conditional

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33.

How do you define Saving?

A. The total amount of money in circulation at a point in time

B. The difference between the productive and monetary secors

C. The amount of money in one's bank account

D. The difference between disposable income and consumption

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34.

What do you understand by Average Propensity to Save?

A. It is the proportion of disposable income that is consumed

B. It is the proportion of disposable income that is invested

C. It is the proportion of total income that is saved

D. It is the proportion of disposable income that is saved

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35.

What’s the maturity range of Treasury Bills?

A. 1 week to 6 weeks

B. 30 days to 90 days

C. 7 days to 30 days

D. 90 days to 180 days

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36.

What is Interbank Market?

A. It's a market where commercial banks trade on deposits

B. None of A-C

C. It's an arrangement for monitoring Commercial Bank activities by CBN

D. It is an arrangement that enables banks to balance their liquidity position

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37.

Although Treasury Certificates are generally similar to Treasury Bills, how do they differ from each other?

A. Beneficiaries

B. Maturity period

C. Issuing organization

D. End users

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38.

Why is thriftiness often seen as a virtue?

A. . This is because an increase in thrift on the part of an individual leads to greater savings and wealth.

B. This is because an inrease in thrift on the part of the individual leads to greater return on investment.

C. This is because an increase in thrift will increase an individual's networth.

D. This is because an increase in thrift will increase the amount of money in the individual's bank account

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39.

What is meant by Endorsement of a Bill of Exchange?

A. It is the process of transferring a bill of exchange from one person to another such that the benefits written on the bill becomes payable to the new holder

B. It is the process of writing a bill of exchange from one person to another such that the benefits written on the bill becomes payable to the new holder

C. It is the process of transferring ownership of a bill of exchange from one person to many new beneficiaries at a time.

D. It is the process of signing a bill of exchange by one person at the full glare of a new holder

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40.

What do you understand by Countermand in relation to cheques?

A. It's a written order, signed by the drawer (i.e. the customer) that is used by a drawer to notify the drawee (i.e. the bank) to pay the payee without delay.

B. It's a written order, signed by the drawer (i.e. the customer) that is used by a drawer to notify the drawee (i.e. the bank) to stop the payment of a cheque, he had previously issued.

C. It's an order issued by the drawer of the cheque to the payee to present the cheque after an occurrence of a future event.

D. It'sa written order, signed by the payee that is used by a drawer to notify the drawee (i.e. the bank) to pay after necessary deductions.

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