Chapter 1 Textbook Flashcards

1
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Assets used to produce goods and services in order to help a business function and they can be tangible or intangible

A

Real Assets

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2
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What is the primary goal of a firm and what two key factors drive it?

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Value Creation; Growth and Risk

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3
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Three activities activities that every business faces in which cash is crucial

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Investing, financing, operating

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4
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Financial management at its heart involves managing what? And insuring there is enough of it to operate.

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Cash

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5
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The difference between current assets and current liabilities on the balance sheet which represents money tied up in inventory and money owed by customers who buy on credit

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Working Capital

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6
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The pattern and timing of where cash comes from and where it goes in a firm

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Cash Flow Cycle

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7
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Another name for the cash flow cycle

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Cash Conversion Cycle

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8
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Securities such as bonds and stocks that represent claims on the assets of a firm

A

Financial Instruments or Financial Assets

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9
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Obligations to pay a specified amount or perform a particular amount or perform a particular service

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Liabilities

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10
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A financial instrument issued by a firm representing long-term debt

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Bond

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11
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Securities representing the direct ownership of a firm, or the residual claims on the assets essentially exchanged of ownership for a cash investment

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Common Equity or Common Stock

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12
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Owners of common shares or common equity who provide an immediate source of cash and trust managers to act in their interest as they are entitled to a certain portion of whatever profit is left after other claimants

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Common Shareholders

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13
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The difference between revenue and all associated expenses over a particular period of time

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Profits, Net Earnings, Net Income, Net Profits

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14
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A share of the profits of the firm distributed to shareholders

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Dividends

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15
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A financial manager represents the bridge between a firm’s real assets and its financial what?

A

Commitments

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16
Q

1 assessing the current business
2 assessing future needs
3 developing long term financing strategies
4 assessing future investments

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The Four Main Duties of Financial Managers

17
Q

The process of obtaining funds to pay for real assets and finding the best way to fund the business

A

Financing

18
Q

The cumulative amount of earnings retained or reinvested in the firm and not paid out as dividends

A

Retained Earnings

19
Q

The process of selecting investment projects in hopes of maximizing the value of a firm while mitigating the risk

A

Investing

20
Q

The process of managing short-term decisions pertaining to current assets and current liabilities

A

Working Capital Management

21
Q

Tangible or intangible items of value in a firm

A

Assets

22
Q

The mix of debt and equity that a firm uses to finance its operations. A longer term picture of a company/business/organization

A

Capital Structure

23
Q

The ultimate goal of financial managers is to maximize value for its what?

A

Shareholders

24
Q

Employees, investors, lenders, stock analyst, competitors are a few examples of non what entities interested in the a companies financial statements

A

Financial Management

25
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  • Business Size-Up (economic conditions, industry key success factors, opportunities and risks, strengths and weaknesses)
  • performance measurement (financial statement analysis)
  • day-to-day cash management
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Assessment of the Current Business

26
Q
  • financial statement projections
  • understanding investment decisions
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Assessment of Future Financing Requirements

27
Q
  • Understanding capital markets
  • Determining the cost of capital
  • raising long-term capital
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Issues Related to Long-Term Financing Decisions

28
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  • Measuring value
  • creating value
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Issues Related to Investments

29
Q

The role of the accounting department is to provide finance with what in an organized and systematic way as well as perform cost accounting

A

Information/Data

30
Q

A financial statement reflecting the value of a firm’s assets, liabilities, and a net worth at a particular time as well as the financing of those assets

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Balance Sheet

31
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A financial statement indicating a firm’s revenues, expenses, and resulting income over a period of time and therefore a measure of the firm’s profitability

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Income Statement

32
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A financial statement reflecting a firm’s cash inflows and outflows categorized into cash related to operating, investing, and financing

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33
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Determining the proper allocations of costs associated with the creation of products and assist in creating budgets useful for financial planning

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Cost Accounting