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Principles of Finance

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

What function of money allows you to easily trade goods and services?

a)

Store of value

b)

Unit of account

c)

Medium of exchange

d)

Standard of deferred payment

2.

Which function of money involves measuring and comparing the value of different goods and services?

a)

Store of value

b)

Medium of exchange

c)

Unit of account

d)

Standard of value

3.

When money is used to make a purchase today with the promise to pay in the future, it is related to which function?

a)

Medium of exchange

b)

Store of value

c)

Standard of deferred payment

d)

Unit of account

4.

Why is financial literacy important for smart decision-making?

a)

Boosts artistic creativity

b)

Enables informed financial decisions

c)

Improves language skills

d)

Enhances physical fitness

5.

What role do banks primarily play in the financial services industry?

a)

Offering insurance products

b)

Providing investment advice

c)

Acting as intermediaries in financial transactions

d)

Regulating financial markets

6.

What is the main purpose of regulatory bodies in the financial industry?

a)

Providing investment advice

b)

Ensuring fair practices and consumer protection

c)

Offering savings account

d)

Facilitating the allocation of resources

7.

Which financial intermediary primarily pools funds from

multiple investors to invest in a diversified portfolio of securities?

a)

Commercial banks

b)

Insurance companies

c)

Mutual funds

d)

Credit unions

8.

What is a key function of investment banks in the financial services industry?

a)

Offering insurance products

b)

Providing loans to individuals

c)

Helping corporations raise capital in capital markets

d)

Managing savings accounts

9.

How do credit unions differ from commercial banks?

a)

Credit unions are government owned, while commercial banks are privately owned.

b)

Credit unions primarily deal with stocks, while commercial banks focus on bond

c)

Credit unions are member owned, commercial banks are shareholder owned

d)

Credit unions only offer insurance products, while commercial banks offer a variety of financial services.

10.

Evaluate the significance of financial literacy in today's society

and detail two reasons why acquiring knowledge in this area

is essential for personal and societal well-being.

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11.

What is the primary distinction between income and wealth?

a)

Income is earned through investments, while wealth is generated from a job.

b)

Income is the total money earned, while wealth represents accumulated assets.

c)

Income and wealth are interchangeable terms

d)

Wealth is the total money earned, while income represents accumulated assets.

12.

How do expenses affect cash flow?

a)

Expenses and cash flow are unrelated.

b)

Higher expenses, generally result in lower cash flow.

c)

Expenses have no impact on cash flow.

d)

Lower expenses always leads to increased cash flow.

13.

What is a primary risk associated with investing in stocks?

a)

Stable returns

b)

Market fluctuations

c)

Guaranteed appreciation

d)

Low volatility

14.

A multinational corporation, recognized for its strong commitment to environmental sustainability,

discovers that a crucial supplier, integral to its success, has been engaging in environmentally harmful practices that blatantly violate the corporation’s strict sustainability standards. The supplier, responsible for providing cost-effective materials essential to the corporation’s products, has been a reliable partner for years.

1. Please identify the main ethical principles being violated in this ethical dilemma.

2. Detail three important steps the corporation must take to properly address this ethical dilemma.

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15.

Analyze two advantages, and two disadvantages of choosing to

form a corporation to operate a business. Consider the issues

of liability, taxation, and ownership structure and management.

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