wholly-owned subsidiary that handles the credit function for the
parent firm is called a():()
A: controlled
disbursements company.
B: junior
subsidiary firm.
C: parallel
payments firm.
D: captive
finance company.
E: operating
division.
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- In<br/>which of the following case will a firm prefer the entry mode of a<br/>wholly owned foreign subsidiary? ( ) A: The<br/>firm has a high level of tacit knowledge B: The<br/>firm has a high level of performance certainty C: The<br/>firm has a low level of interdependence with its foreign partner D: The<br/>firm has a low level of confidence in international operation
- A<br/>company which is more than 50% owned by another company is called ( ). A: a<br/>family business B: an<br/>enterprise C: a<br/>subsidiary
- When an existing company establishes a new company or firm and keeps majority shares with itself, it is called a parent company. This new company or firm is called a ___________. A: holding company B: subsidiary C: joint venture D: Sole proprietorship
- Subsidiary refers to a company that is owned or controlled by another larger company, i.e. parent company.( )
- Which<br/>of the following is not a financial intermediary? A: a<br/>mutual fund B: an<br/>insurance company C: a<br/>real estate brokerage firm D: a<br/>savings and loan company
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中国大学MOOC: When an existing company establishes a new company or firm and keeps majority shares with itself, it is called a parent company. This new company or firm is called a ___________.
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A __________ is a company that is owned by a larger company. A: subsidiary B: branch C: division D: section
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In<br/>a reverse stock split:() A: the<br/>number of shares outstanding increases and owners’ equity<br/>decreases. B: the<br/>firm buys back existing shares of stock on the open market. C: the<br/>firm sells new shares of stock on the open market. D: the<br/>number of shares outstanding decreases but owners’ equity is<br/>unchanged. E: shareholders<br/>make a cash payment to the firm.
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A<br/>company which provides start-up money is called a __________ capital<br/>firm. A: cashflow B: legal C: venture D: angel E: tap
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A<br/>firm that buys on credit is in effect borrowing from its supplier. (<br/>)