更多"debt ceiling"的相关试题:
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A -- Debt issuer ratings
B -- Bad loans
C -- Current ratio
D -- Efficiency
ratio
E -- General reserve
F --
Interest accrual
G -- Lending policy
H -- Loan origination
I -- out-of-area loan
J -- Operational risk
K -- Past due loans
L -- Profit and loss
M --
Restructured loans
N -- Secondary mortgages
O -- Risk rating system
P -- Term loan
( )定期贷款 ( )逾期贷款
[单项选择]The sputniks hanging from the ceiling are intended ________.
[A] to watch the most desirable goods [C] to frighten shoplifters by their appearance
[B] to make films that can be used as evidence [D] to be used as evidence against shoplifters
A. The sputniks hanging from the ceiling are intended ________.
B. to watch the most desirable goods
C. to make films that can be used as evidence
D. to frighten shoplifters by their appearance
E. to be used as evidence against shoplifters
[单项选择]Debt covenants are restrictions imposed by bondholders on the issuer in order to protect the bondholders’ position. Which of the following is least likely to be an area in which restrictions are imposed by debt covenants（）
A. Issuance of new debt.
B. Sinking fund agreements.
C. Bond repurchases at a premium to par.
[单项选择]An analyst is evaluating various debt securities issued by a company. The type of security that is most likely to yield the lowest recovery in a bankruptcy is a:（）
A. mortgage bond.
B. debenture bond.
C. collateral trust bond.
[填空题]The average graduate debt will be greatly increased in file coming five years.
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College students are graduating with more debt than ever, a burden affecting their lifestyles and job choices, shows a survey of 2,500 students in several states. The survey was conducted by Barbara Katz, the nation’s largest non-profit provider of student loans.
The average total debt of the students studied was $18,000 vs. $ 8,200 in a comparative survey in 1991, The Boston Globe reported Thursday (October 23, 1997).
Tuition and fees at public and private colleges have increased an average of 25 % for the period, and more of today’s financial aid is in the form of loans rather than grants.
Because of their debts, an increasing number of students are putting off such things as buying a car or a house, or moving out of their ’parents’ house, the study found.
Most students surveyed were in Massachusetts, New York and California, where the cost of college typically is higher than in other areas.
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