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Accounting 2A - Unit 3 (1-6)

front 1

obligation to repay money

back 1

debt

front 2

If a corporation requests a bank loan for $300,000 and receives approval for $150,000 with a rate of 10% for 20 years, $150,000 represents the _____.

back 2

principal

front 3

If a corporation requests a bank loan for $300,000 and receives approval for $150,000 with a rate of 10% for 20 years, 20 years represents the _____.

back 3

term

front 4

If a corporation requests a bank loan for $300,000 and receives approval for $150,000 with a rate of 10% for 20 years, 10% represents the _____.

back 4

interest

front 5

Based on amortization schedules, _____ interest from each monthly payment is paid at the beginning of the loan.

back 5

more

front 6

Defaulting on a loan can cause _____.

back 6

higher interest rates on future loans and disapprovals on future loans

front 7

contractual debt instruments with secured interest payments and a promise to repay the principal within a specific period of time

back 7

bonds

front 8

the principal or face-value of a bond

back 8

par value

front 9

The bond rating with the most risk is _____.

back 9

Poor/Junk

front 10

The bond rating with the least risk is _____.

back 10

Excellent

front 11

If a corporate bond sells at $500 par value, with a 10% annual coupon rate and a 20-year maturity, what is the bond’s principal?

back 11

$500

front 12

The bonds sold on the primary market are the company’s _____ issuance.

back 12

first

front 13

The first issuance of bonds are sold on the _____ market.

back 13

primary

front 14

Bonds sold among investors are sold on the ____.

back 14

secondary market

front 15

Secondary bond market sales are among _____.

back 15

investors

front 16

a share or percentage owned in a corporation

back 16

stock

front 17

Common stockholders have _____.

back 17

voting privileges

front 18

Preferred stockholders have _____.

back 18

guaranteed dividend privileges

front 19

selling stock to raise capital

back 19

equity financing

front 20

the process of private corporations issuing stock for the first time

back 20

initial public offering

front 21

The stable dividend policy provides a _____.

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fixed, regular dividend each period

front 22

The constant dividend policy provides a _____.

back 22

dividend solely based on earnings

front 23

Which stock exchange offers the largest selection of publicly traded stock?

back 23

NYSE

front 24

Which stock exchange offers lower fees to list stock and experience in online trading?

back 24

NASDAQ

front 25

The buying and selling of stock is also called _____.

back 25

trading