This is the number you get when you multiply the number of outstanding shares by the current share price.
What is Market Capitalization
100
1. This is a business transaction where two companies of relatively equal value combine to create a stronger business,
What is a merger
100
1. This is any property owned by a company that can be converted to cash within one year.
What is current asset
100
1. This federal authority monitors public companies to enforce federal securities laws.
What is the SEC
100
1. This is an agreement between two companies that often results in anti-competitive business practices.
What is trust
200
2. This is the ratio that relates how much money you owe to how much money you own.
What is Debt to Equity Ratio
200
2. This is a business transaction where a stronger company buys all or part of a weaker company.
What is acquisition
200
2. This financial statement lists all assets and liabilities of a company.
What is balance sheet
200
2. This is an individual that has a percentage ownership in a company.
What is stockholder/shareholder
200
2. This is authority within the federal government that investigates and enforces companies suspected of anti-competitive business practices.
What is Department of Justice
300
3. These are shares that are not owned by the company.
What is Outstanding Shares
300
3. This is the percentage increase in price paid to shareholders that a company pays when it buys or combines with a new company.
What is premium
300
3. This describes the ability to convert anything a company owns into cash.
What is liquidity
300
3. This federal authority serves to protect consumers against anti-competitive practices by businesses.
What is federal trade commission
300
3. This is a law that prohibits companies from engaging in anti-competitive business practices.
What is antitrust law
400
4. This is the number that is calculated by dividing the money a company earns by the number of shares not held within the company.
What is Earnings Per Share
400
4. This is a document giving ownership in a company to an individual.
What is stock
400
4. This financial statement lists all revenue and expenses a company has during a given period time.
What is income statement
400
4. This group of people is elected by owners of a company to represent their interests in a company and to appoint corporate officers.
What is Board of Directors
400
4. This is a mitigating factor against the government declaring a particular corporation a monopoly due to the degree of difficulty it requires to conduct business in that particular field of business.
What is ease of entry
500
5. This is the ratio calculated by dividing the current stock price by EPS.
What is P/E
500
5. This event occurs when a private company wants to raise funds by selling part of its ownership to the public.
What is an ipo
500
5. This is what’s left after you subtract what a company owes from what company owns.
What is owner's equity
500
5. These are employees of a company that manage all of overall daily operations of a company.
Who are corporate officers
500
5. These are the types of damages awarded in a civil lawsuit to a defendant when a company is judged to have acted in violation of anti-trust laws.