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FM B Financial management environment

Written by Mahnoor Sheikh (ACCA)

6 ACCA Financial Management questions with answers and explanations.

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  1. Which of these is an example of monetary policy?

    • 1 A new subsidy
    • 2 A rise in income tax
    • 3 A cut in public spending
    • 4 A central bank raising interest rates
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    Correct answer: A central bank raising interest rates

    Fiscal policy uses tax and spending.

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  2. Which market deals mainly with long-term finance?

    • 1 The money market
    • 2 The foreign exchange market
    • 3 The capital market
    • 4 The commodity market
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    Correct answer: The capital market

    Shares and bonds are traded in capital markets.

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  3. Which of these is a money market instrument?

    • 1 A treasury bill
    • 2 A long-term bond
    • 3 An ordinary share
    • 4 A debenture over land
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    Correct answer: A treasury bill

    Money market instruments are short term.

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  4. In which market are new shares first issued?

    • 1 The money market
    • 2 The secondary market
    • 3 The futures market
    • 4 The primary market
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    Correct answer: The primary market

    Existing securities are traded in secondary markets.

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  5. What is the role of a financial intermediary?

    • 1 To audit companies
    • 2 To set interest rates by law
    • 3 To channel funds from savers to borrowers
    • 4 To collect taxes
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    Correct answer: To channel funds from savers to borrowers

    Banks pool savings and lend them.

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  6. A rise in interest rates generally has what effect on a company's investment appraisal?

    • 1 It has no effect
    • 2 It raises the cost of finance and lowers the value of future cash flows
    • 3 It raises all cash flows
    • 4 It removes risk
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    Correct answer: It raises the cost of finance and lowers the value of future cash flows

    Higher discount rates reduce present values.

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