Equity Capital Terms Quiz

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Which of the following represents the actual amount paid-up by the investors?

Paid-Up Capital

What is the relationship between Issued Capital and Subscribed Capital?

Subscribed Capital is a subset of Issued Capital

Which of the following is not a right of an equity shareholder?

Right to Redeem

What is the formula to calculate the Book Value of an equity share?

Paid Up Equity Capital + Reserves and Surplus / Number of Shares

Which of the following is not an advantage of equity capital?

Firm has obligation to redeem

What is the difference between Par Value and Issue Price of an equity share?

Par Value is the value stated in the memorandum, while Issue Price is the price at which the share is issued

Which of the following is NOT a disadvantage of equity capital for a company?

Equity dividends are tax-deductible

How does preference capital resemble equity capital?

Preference dividends are paid out of distributable profit

What is the key difference between cumulative and non-cumulative preference shares?

Cumulative preference shareholders receive dividends for the previous year(s) in which dividend was not paid

What is the key difference between participating and non-participating preference shares?

Participating preference shareholders get a share in the company's profits after a certain rate of dividend is paid to equity shareholders

Which of the following is true about redeemable preference shares?

They are repayable at par or at a premium after a specified period

Which of the following statements about preference capital is NOT true?

It is an obligatory payment

What is the primary purpose of budgeting in project management?

To establish a cost baseline to measure project performance

Which of the following is NOT a typical input to the 'Determine Budget' process?

Scope Management Plan

What is the purpose of including contingency in a project budget?

To cover unplanned but required changes

How does the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) contribute to the Determine Budget process?

Both a and b

Which of the following is NOT a key input to the 'Determine Budget' process?

Risk Management Plan

What is the primary output of the 'Determine Budget' process?

A cost baseline to measure project performance

Which of the following statements about loans is correct?

Repayment of loans is made in installments, while interest is typically paid monthly in Ethiopia.

What distinguishes debentures from loans?

Debentures are funded by public or a group of people, while loans are provided by banks or institutions.

What is a secured debenture?

A debenture that is tied to the financing of a specific asset or project, giving the debenture holder a legal interest in that asset or project.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a source of loans in the given text?

Venture capital firms

What is the primary difference between a loan and a debenture in terms of repayment?

The text does not provide information about the repayment differences between loans and debentures.

What is a floating charge in the context of debentures?

The text does not provide information about floating charges in the context of debentures.

What is the purpose of comparing the cost baseline with actual results?

To determine if corrective or preventive action is necessary

What is the Earned Value (EV) in Earned Value Management (EVM)?

The estimated value of work completed

What is the purpose of the Schedule Variance in Earned Value Management (EVM)?

To determine if the project is ahead or behind schedule

What is the Estimate to Complete (ETC) in Earned Value Management (EVM)?

The forecasted costs to complete the remaining work

What is the purpose of the Cost Variance in Earned Value Management (EVM)?

To measure the difference between planned and actual costs

What is the purpose of the Estimate at Completion (EAC) in Earned Value Management (EVM)?

To calculate the total expected cost of the project

Test your knowledge of equity capital terms such as Issued Capital, Subscribed Capital, Paid-Up Capital, Par Value, Issue Price, and Book Value. Understand the differences between these key concepts in the world of finance.

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