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Preferred stocks are similar to bonds except that ______.
A．they don't have face value.
B．they don't have interest.
C．they don't have maturity date.
D．they don't have a scheduled maturity date and dividends may remain unpaid for a long time.
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Which of the following statements is true of John Maynard Keynes？
A．He liked to attend beauty contests.
B．He would keep on buying and selling hot stocks.
C．He often bought in stocks of lesser companies.
D．He preferred investing stocks to trading stocks.
Preferred stocks are similar to bonds in that they have stated face values (often 100) and a specified dividend payment (similar to a bond's coupon). They differ from bonds because they do not have a scheduled maturity date and because yearly dividends may remain unpaid for a few years without forcing the issuer into bankruptcy. Common stocks have no specified yearly cash payments or maturity date. These securities have an infinite life on which cash will be earned only if the issuer has satisfactory profits. Because the cash returns on bonds are the most certain, they are viewed as the least risky investment and provide the lowest expected rate of return. Preferred stocks are viewed as more risky than bonds and less risky than common stocks. Common stocks are the most risky and provide the largest expected returns.
A secondary market is where ______.
A．the original security issuers sells their securities.
B．the original lender trade securities with other people.
C．loans are borrowed and paid with interest.
D．bond and stocks are traded by the original borrowers and leaders.
Purchasing Guidelines
For lab use: Supplies must be ordered through standard procedure using the standard official form, and charged to an active university account number.
For office use: Certain supplies are kept in stock in the department and can be picked up on an as-needed basis from the supply office. The standard official form. is not required for these items unless they are intended for lab use.
These are the in-stock items:
pens, pencils
paper clips/binding clips
Post-It notes, yellow, several sizes
lined note pads, yellow or white, two sizes: 5"x8" and 8.5"xll"
hanging file folders, dark green
rolls of scotch tape (dispenser refills)
overhead projector markers
correction fluid
If what you need is not on this list, other supplies can be ordered from Corporate Express Co.
As Northern University's preferred office supply vendor, Corporate Express Co. stocks an extensive list of items for next-day or second-day delivery.
To find the items you need, borrow their catalog from Carol Sera in the supply office.
The prices listed in the catalog are usually discounted up to 45%.
For items that are not in stock or are not available from Corporate Express, catalogs from other recommended NU Supply Vendors are available. The ordering procedure is the same as above.
All purchases made for NU purposes are tax-exempt; most vendors will not charge sales tax if you present them with a copy of the State Tax Exemption Letter at the time of purchase. If you do pay sales tax, it is not reimbursable in most cases.
The State Tax Exemption Letter must be obtained from Denies Brian.
Note: This letter may be used only for purchases intended for university use. Nil's tax exemption is not for personal use by individuals, faculty, staff, or students.
When should the standard official form. be submitted？
A．When faculty members want to purchase office supplies
B．When staff members need supplies for lab use
C．When employees need pencils for their offices
D．When stocks are low
How did Benjamin Graham view stock investment？
A．He believed that both trading stocks and investing stocks are risky.
B．He regarded investing stocks equally risky as trading stocks.
C．He insisted that trading stocks were less valuable than investing stocks.
D．He compared hot stocks to fashionable dogs.
When stocks of Jade Co.______public, shares increased by more than five percent.
A．go
B．goes
C．gone
D．went
