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A) Real assets generally decline in value over time while financial assets often maintain or increase in value over time.
B) Financial assets generally decline in value over time while real assets often maintain or increase in value over time.
C) Real assets are generally used in the household currently while financial assets may be reserved for future use.
D) Both b and c.
E) Both a and c.
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A) Mandatory repayment of debt.
B) The necessity of a capital commitment.
C) Flexibility in changing your dwelling site.
D) Both a and b.
E) Both b and c.
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A) To take advantage of a technological improvement with the potential to make household maintenance more time-efficient.
B) Physical wear and tear that results in an existing durable having reached the end of its useful life.
C) A change in circumstances.
D) To attempt to minimize risk.
E) All of the above are reasons to purchase a durable good.
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A) 14 percent of your total income.
B) 42 percent of your total income.
C) 28 percent of your total income.
D) 36 percent of your total income.
E) None of the above.
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A) Its lack of short-term liquidity should immediate sale become necessary.
B) The responsibility for maintaining the home and grounds; and
C) The noncyclical nature of home prices over shorter periods of time.
D) All of the above are disadvantages of home ownership.
E) None of the above is a disadvantage of home ownership.
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A) State of current car.
B) Existing finances.
C) Current car promotion.
D) Attractiveness of new car.
E) All of the above are major factors.
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A) Selling an automobile is time-costly.
B) Inspection standards.
C) Mileage charges.
D) Both a and b.
E) Both b and c.
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A) Assets that derive their value from particular people.
B) Assets that generate income.
C) Assets in which ownership is represented and traded solely through pieces of paper.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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A) Individual asset basis.
B) Within activity basis.
C) Fully integrated basis.
D) Both a and b.
E) Both b and c.
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A) Yes.
B) No.
C) No, unless the household is attempting to qualify for a new loan.
D) Yes, unless the household is attempting to qualify for a new loan.
E) None of the above.
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A) A discount rate equal to the investment return that could be earned on nonmarketable securities with similar risk characteristics.
B) A discount rate equal to the investment return that could be earned on marketable securities with similar risk characteristics.
C) A discount rate equal to the investment return that could be earned on low-risk marketable securities.
D) A discount rate equal to the investment return that could be earned on high-risk nonmarketable securities.
E) None of the above.
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A) Tangible assets.
B) Physical assets.
C) Hard assets.
D) All of the above are alternative names.
E) Only a and c are alternative names.
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A) The greater the "government subsidy" for tax-deductible real estate taxes and interest expense.
B) The lower the "government subsidy" for tax-deductible real estate taxes and interest expense.
C) The greater the amount of non-mortgage debt outstanding.
D) The lower the amount of non-mortgage debt outstanding.
E) None of the above.
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A) NPV assumes that cash flows from projects are invested at the required rate of return while IRR assumes they are reinvested at the rate of return of that particular project.
B) IRR assumes that cash flows from projects are invested at the required rate of return while NPV assumes they are reinvested at the rate of return of that particular project.
C) NPV also gives multiple answers under some circumstances.
D) Both a and b.
E) Both b and c.
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A) Assets in which ownership is represented and traded solely through pieces of paper.
B) Assets that can be sold currently in a public forum for fair value at low transaction costs.
C) Assets that you can see or touch that have market value.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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A) The Net Present Value.
B) The rate of return that makes the present value of cash inflows greater than that of cash outflows.
C) The rate of return that makes the present value of cash inflows equal to that of cash outflows.
D) Both a and b.
E) None of the above.
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A) 20-30%
B) 30-40%
C) 40-50%
D) 50-60%
E) 60-70%
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A) The lessor may absorb the risk of technological or fashion obsolescence or large unforeseen expenditures on the asset.
B) The lessor is sometimes able to develop efficiencies in specializing in that asset.
C) The business owner may receive tax benefits that the lessor will not.
D) All of the above are economic reasons for leasing.
E) None of the above is an economic reason for leasing.
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A) (Sum of Future Cash Flows / Discount Rate) - Cash Outflow in Current Period.
B) Present Value of Future Cash Inflows - Cash Outflow in Current Period.
C) (Sum of Future Cash Flows / Discount Rate) + Cash Outflow in Current Period.
D) Either a and b.
E) Both b and c.
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