Corporate Finances E2 Flashcards

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In calculating gross profits, a firm utilizing LIFO inventory accounting would assume that

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Sales we’re from the current production, until current production was depleted, and then sales were from the beginning inventory

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Net cash flow is equal to

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Cash receipts minus cash payments

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XYZ’s receivables turnover is 12 X. The accounts receivable at your end are $540,000. The average collection period is 30 days. What was the sales figure for the year? Assuming all sales are on credit?

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Receivables turnover ratio equals sales divided by average accounts receivable. 6,480,000.

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XYZ company has forecasted June sales at 400 units and July sales of 700 units. The company maintains ending inventory of 125% of next months sales. June‘s beginning inventory reflects this policy. What is June’s required production?

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775 units

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Ratio. Analysis can be useful for.

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Measuring the effects of debt or equity financing, historical trend analysis within a firm, comparison of ratios within a single industry. All answers are correct

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6
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Asset utilization ratios

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Relate balance sheet assets to income statement sales

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Suppose the projected net cash outflow for January is $6500. In that case, the beginning cash balance is $16,000. The minimum cash balance is $5000. In the beginning loan balance is $4500: what will be the cumulative amount of the loan at the end of January?

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0$

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8
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The largest cash payment is normally the cost of good sold

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True

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9
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Current ratio formula

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Current ratio = current assets, divided by current liabilities

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10
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Disinflation as compared to inflation, it would normally be good for investments in

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Bonds

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11
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Which of the following is not directly included in the pro forma income statement analysis

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Retained earnings

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12
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Which of the following is not a debt utilization ratio

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Fixed asset turnover

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Last in first out method means that the cost of a company’s oldest inventory is used in the cost of goods sold calculation

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False

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14
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The first step in the percentage of sales forecasting method is to establish percentages

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True

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15
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When developing a pro forma income statement, which steps are not used

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Establish a marketing projection

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16
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A common size balance sheet can be used to compare the firm with itself overtime

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True

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17
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A firms long-term asset equals $100,000 total assets equals $400,000 inventory equals $50,000 and current liabilities equals $200,000. What are the firms, current ratio and quick ratio

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1.5 current ratio, 1.25 quick ratio

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18
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Which of the following is not an asset utilization ratio

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Return on assets

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19
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A firm has total assets of $3 million and stockholders equity is $1 million. What is the debt to total asset ratio?

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First in first out method means that the cost of a companies old is inventory, is used in the cost of goods sold calculation

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Information used in a cash budget includes information from an income statement

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If ABC’s sales are $1 million accounts receivable are $100,000 inventory is $45,000 and fixed assets are $132,000. What is ABC’s fixed asset turnover

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A conservative company experiencing rapid price increases for its products. Would use LIFO to try to allow the inventory that was just purchased.

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At a higher price, to be moved to cost of goods sold, showing a lower net income

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The difference between total receipts and total payment is referred to as

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Net cash flow

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In the percent of sales method, an increase in dividends
Will increase required new funds
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Profitability ratio’s
Profit margin, return on assets, return on equity
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Asset utilization ratios
Accounts receivable turnover, average collection period Inventory turnover fixed asset turnover total asset turnover
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Liquidity ratios
Current ratio, quick ratio
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Debt utilization ratios
Debt to total assets, times interest earned, fixed charge coverage
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Debt to total assets
Total debt / total assets
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Times interest earned
Income before interest and taxes/interest
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Fixed charge coverage
Income before fixed charges, and taxes/fixed charges
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Current ratio
Current assets/current liabilities
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Quick ratio
Current assets - inventory/current liabilities
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Accounts receivable turnover
Sales (credit)/accounts receivable
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Average collection period
Accounts receivable/average daily credit sales
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Inventory turnover
Sales / inventory
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Fixed asset turnover
Sales/fixed assets
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Total asset turnover
Sales/total assets
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Profit margin
Net income/sales
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Return on assets
Net income/total assets
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Return on equity
Net income/stockholders equity Return on assets/(1 minus debt/asset)
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Three critical components of the DuPont, three phase formula that break down return on equity
Profit margin, asset, turnover, financial leverage
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Types of financial forecasting
Short term/pro forma statements, long-term estimates through the percentage of sales method
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Pro forma income statement steps
Establish sales production, production plan, produce pro forma income statement construct cash budget, construct pro forma balance sheet
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Cash budget steps
Determine monthly sales, determine cash inflows determine cash outflows, determine net cash flow,
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Net cash flow
Cash receipts - cash payments