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Business Finance - Chapter 2 - Financial Environment of Business
Business Finance - Chapter 2 - Financial Environment of Business
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Chapter 2 Test Prep
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The two primary ways governments r involved in businesses are in legal requirements & taxation.
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Scarcity means deciding which wants and needs will be satisfied and which will go unsatisfied.
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In a market economy anyone can start & operate a business if they have the resources & ability.
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Based on the combination of the decisions made by individual consumers and businesses.
traditional economy
market economy
command economy
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The type of ownership structure that will have difficulty in obtaining financing is the corp.
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The form of financial ownership in which profits can be taxed twice is
sole proprietorship
corporation
partnership
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The organized exchange of the ownership shares of public corporations is a
financial market
community market
commodity market
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The government has the primary influence on economic decisions in a command economy.
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Most businesses operating in the U.S.today are largely unaffected by the global environment.
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Capital markets are used to finance short-term debt of less than a year.
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The largest trading market in the world is the
foreign exchange market
The largest trading
long-term capital market
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A company that transcends national boundaries and is not committed to a single home country is
a global business
a virtual business
a foreign national company
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Specialize in buying & selling financial instruments for short time periods of a year or less.
trading market
buying market
money market
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Which of the following is not a principle of a free enterprise economy?
competition among businesses
a major government role in the economy
right of private ownership
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An exchange rate is the value of one currency in terms of another.
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Stock markets, bond markets, and currency markets are all examples of financial markets.
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The possibility that an expected profit will not be achieved.
profit gain
loss
financial risk
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The amount of a product or service that individuals want to buy to satisfy their wants & needs.
needs
demand
wants
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The length of time invested money is controlled by others is known as the
term
agreement
conditions
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Financial decisions of businesses&consumers are influenced as much by the state of the economy.
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The means available to develop solutions for unsatisfied wants and needs.
debt
resources
gifts
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A distinct legal entity formed by completing required legal documents in a specific state.
coporation
company
job