A. A multinational company
B. Large and creditworthy company
C. A conglomerate company
D. A consortium of companies
A. Offer price
B. Bid price
C. Quote price
D. Market price
A. Nationalist policy
B. Domestic policy
C. Protectionist policy
D. Beggar-thy-beighbour
A. B2B
B. Indirect contact
C. Step by step
D. Trickle down
A. Balanced
B. At Equilibrium
C. At Par
D. None of them
A. Assets of business that can be applied to its operation
B. Amount of current assets that exceeds current liabilities
C. Both of them
D. None of them
A. To assume financial responsibility for grantee against failure
B. To sign so as to assume liability in case of specified losses
C. To guarantee the purchase or to agree to buy the unsold part of stock at fixed time and price
D. All of them
A. Bond
B. Treasury bill
C. Term bound
D. Securities
A. Used to identify a commercial product or service
B. By which commodity service or process is known to trade
C. Under which a business firm operates
D. All of them
A. Bond deposit
B. term deposit
C. time deposit
D. Fixed investment