Foreign investment test

Task number 1

1. To control any system, it is necessary to fulfill the initial conditions:
1.the availability of reporting documentation;
2. availability of computer programs;
3. the presence of programs of the object's behavior;
4. investment proposal;
5. Inventory.
2. The main parameter for managing the investment process in economic systems is:
1. volume of investments;
2. volume of investment resources;
3. indicator of investment attractiveness;
4. investment demand;
5. the level of risk in the economic system.
3. In this block of the investment process control scheme deviations are established and the factors due to which they occurred are determined:
1. block of comparison and decision making;
2. block of forces of influence;
3. information block;
4. graphic block;
5. analytical block.
4. The cycle "comparison - assessment - impact - forecast" in the development of investment policy is repeated until:
1. investment attractiveness will not be minimal;
2. investment attractiveness will not be maximized;
3. the deviation of the predicted volume of investments from the planned will not be minimal;
4. the deviation of the actual volume of investments from the planned will not be minimal.
5. The functions of managing the investment process do not include:
1. planning the development and effective use of investments;
2. analysis of various aspects of the investment process;
3. making decisions on investment;
4. development of a strategy for the development of the investment process;
5.collection of information on subjects of the commodity market

Task number 2

1. The time lag in the development of the investment process is due to:
1. low business culture;
2. the inertia of economic systems;
3. the openness of economic systems;
4.inconsistent investment policy
5. the closed nature of economic systems.
2. To determine the time lag in the development of the investment process, the following are used:
1.increments of indicators;
2. the rate of change of indicators over time;
3. cross-correlation functions;
4.statistical and operational reporting
5. autocorrelation functions.
3. It is advisable to make investments if:
1.PV = 0
2. IRR = PV
3. NPV = 0
4. NPV = IRR
5. NPV = PP
4. Investments are:
1.resources allocated for the personal consumption of employed workers
2.resources dedicated to development
3.resources allocated for the maintenance and development of social facilities
4.resources left in reserve
5.the profit of the enterprise
5. Additional issues of shares are made:
1.as protection against absorption
2.in order to obtain additional external financing
3.in order to maintain control
4.in order to minimize taxes
5.in order to maintain the market rate

Task number 3

1. Are portfolio investments being made?
1.in the field of capital construction
2.in the sphere of circulation of financial capital
3.in innovation
4.in the information field
5.in security
2. The investment ratio characterizes:
1.the company's need for long-term bank loans
2.degree of economic independence of the enterprise
3.the independence of the enterprise economy
4.the need of the enterprise for short-term loans
5.the need for wages
3. Is it not included in the market for real investment objects?
1. Capital investment market
2. Stock and money markets
3. Stock market
4. Money market
5. Foreign exchange market
4. This indicator is used to determine the proportion of change in a variable that the forecasting model explains:
1. relative forecast error;
2. absolute forecast error;
3. coefficient of determination;
4. correlation coefficient;
5. coefficient of autonomy;
5. Does the pre-investment phase contain?
1. search for investment concepts (business ideas); preliminary development of the project; assessment of technical, economic and financial attractiveness; decision-making
2. development of a feasibility study for the project;
3. search for an investor; decisions