1.It is upto an accountant to
... the various financial statements.
a) interpret;
b) intercept;
c) invent;
d) translate.
2.The bookkeeper keeps a
record of every financial ... .
a) action;
b) transaction;
c) entry;
d) transcription.
3.It's essential to ... the
invoice number in any correspondence
a) estimate;
b)quote;
c)say;
d)tell.
4.The ... of the invoice goes
to the customer, another copy goes to Sales, and we keep the other one here in
Accounts.
a) photocopy;
b) issue;
c) top copy;
d) account.
5.We are ... with pure
supplier over this invoice so don't pay it until you hear from me.
a) argument;
b) dispute;
c) agreement;
d) distress.
6.We send a ... to customers
who haven't settled their accounts.
a) reminder;
b)remainder;
c)remembrance;
d) memory.
7.If these figures could be
... into parts and labour it would be make them easier to understand.
a) set up;
b) broken down;
c) rounded up;
d) laid down
8.This company has a weekly
... about 100,000.
a) pay;
b) payroll;
c) salary;
d) wages.
9.Buying that new machinery
has seriously ... our reserves.
a) depreciated;
b) depleted;
c) depressed;
d) deprived.
10.By examining the balance
... and other documents we are able to find out
that the company was not doing
as well as they claimed.
a) slip;
b) ledger;
c) account;
d) sheet.
11.Flat money is supplemented by:
a)token money.
b)betting money.
c)IOU money.
d)mattress money.
12.The narrowest commonly used measure of money M1 consists of:
a)bills.
b)checking accounts.
c)coins.
d)all of the above are included.
13.The narrowest commonly used measure of money M1 consists of:
a)bills.
b)checking accounts.
c)coins.
d)all of the above are included.
14.The unit in which prices are quoted and accounts are kept is called:
a)the medium of exchanged.
b)the store of value.
c)the standard of deferred payment.
d)the unit of account.
15.The speculative demand for money is also called:
a)“betting money”.
b)“fiat money”.
c)“token money”.
d)“mattress money”.
16.The dominant school of economic thought before the Great Depression was:
a)Classical.
b)Keynesian.
c)Monetarist.
d)Recardian.
17.What is the primary instrument used to regulate monetary policy in the
USA:
a)open market operations.
b)changes in reserve requirements.
c)changes in discount rate.
d)credit controls
18.The situation which is coming nearer to a pure competition, most likely,
will be characteristic for:
a.The market of grain.
b.The market of cars.
c.The market of teachers services.
d.The market of pencils.
19.An example of monopsony, limited oligopoly, is:
a. The market of drugs.
b. Slave trade
c. Business "МММ".
20. The monopolistic competition arises in the markets of those goods,
where
elasticity of demand:
a. It is low.
c. It is high.
b. It is approximately equal
c. Can be any.
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