BUS320 Test 3

BUS320 t/f quiz questions

24 cards   |   Total Attempts: 182
  

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A Bond can only be easily refunded if it has a call feature.
TRUE
A financing lease usually calls for an annual expense deduction equal to the lease payment.
FALSE
A floating rate bond has a reasonably stable price but actual interest payments received change often over the life of a bond.
TRUE
Because of legal problems associated with specific asset claims in a secured bond offering, the trend is for companies to issue more debentures.
TRUE
During economic upswings, spreads between bonds of different ratings tend to widen.
FALSE
Long-term bond prices are more volatile than short-term bond prices given an equal percentage change in the interest rate.
TRUE
Over the decades, the times interest earned ratio for the Standard and Poor's 500 corporations has held fairly steady.
FALSE
Senior debentures usually provide lower interest rates than junior secured debt.
FALSE
The difference between the initial bond price and the maturity value is amortized for tax purposes over the life of a zero-coupon bond.
TRUE
The fact that interest payments on debt are fixed is both an advantage and drawback.
TRUE
The inclusion of leases on the balance sheet as an asset and liability has lowered firms' debt to asset ratio.
FALSE
The weighted average cost of capital is generally used as the discount rate in a bond-refunding decision.
FALSE
Although firms can elect to use straight-line depreciation, the MACRS depreciation schedules have superseded other depreciation methods for tax purposes.
TRUE
Capital budgeting decisions involve a minimum time horizon of five years.
FALSE
Capital rationing is generally a positive action for a firm because it prevents rapid growth which can drive up the cost of capital.
FALSE