In
a reverse stock split:()
A: the
number of shares outstanding increases and owners’ equity
decreases.
B: the
firm buys back existing shares of stock on the open market.
C: the
firm sells new shares of stock on the open market.
D: the
number of shares outstanding decreases but owners’ equity is
unchanged.
E: shareholders
make a cash payment to the firm.
a reverse stock split:()
A: the
number of shares outstanding increases and owners’ equity
decreases.
B: the
firm buys back existing shares of stock on the open market.
C: the
firm sells new shares of stock on the open market.
D: the
number of shares outstanding decreases but owners’ equity is
unchanged.
E: shareholders
make a cash payment to the firm.
举一反三
- An<br/>increase in a firm’s number of shares outstanding without any<br/>change in owners’ equity is called a:() A: special<br/>dividend. B: stock<br/>split. C: share<br/>repurchase. D: tender<br/>offer. E: liquidating<br/>dividend.
- Company<br/>I has total assets of $613,000. There are 21,000 shares of stock<br/>outstanding with a market value of $13 a share. The firm has a profit<br/>margin of 6.2 percent and a total asset turnover of 1.08. What is the<br/>price-earnings ratio?( ) A: 6.38 B: 7.99 C: 6.65 D: 5.12 E: 7.41
- What are the differences between between ordinary shares and preference shares?() A: The holders of<br/>ordinary shares have voting power; B: The holders of<br/>ordinary shares face Lower risks; C: The holders of<br/>preference shares receive dividends after ordinary share holders ; D: The holders of<br/>preference shares have a right to return of the capital before that<br/>of equity shares.
- Firms<br/>raise capital by issuing stock () A: in<br/>the secondary market. B: in<br/>the primary market. C: to<br/>unwary investors. D: only<br/>on days when the market is up.
- Which of the following will reduce the owners' equity of the<br/>enterprise? A: Extract for surplus reserve B: Withdrawal of public welfare funds C: Payment of common stock dividends D: Increase capital stock with capital reserve<br/>The