Basic Instruments For Business Financing - SS1 Economics Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is a share?
A type of debt instrument
A type of equity instrument
A type of government bond
A type of crowdfunding platform
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What is a debenture?
A type of equity instrument
A type of government bond
A type of debt instrument
A type of crowdfunding platform
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What is a bond?
A type of equity instrument
A type of government bond
A type of debt instrument
A type of crowdfunding platform
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What is the main difference between shares and debentures?
Shares represent ownership in a company, while debentures are a type of debt instrument.
Shares are a type of debt instrument, while debentures represent ownership in a company.
Shares and debentures are the same things.
Neither shares nor debentures are used for business financing.
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What is the main difference between debentures and bonds?
Debentures have a longer maturity period than bonds.
Bonds are issued in smaller denominations than debentures.
Debentures represent ownership in a company, while bonds are a type of debt instrument.
Bonds are typically issued by governments, while debentures are issued by companies.
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What do shareholders receive in return for investing in a company?
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How are bonds different from debentures?
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