Exam 3 Flashcards

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Inflation risk is the danger that your money will grow at a rate slower than inflation and be less worth tomorrow than it is today

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True

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2
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From 1870 through 1890, the UK and US economies greatly benefited from a global decline in prices resulting from the second industrial revolution, and that was bad

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False

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3
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Recessions generally lead to deflation which is bad even if your money purchasing power increases.

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True

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4
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Market (nominal) interest rate is the money paid for the use of capital, not adjusted for anticipated inflation (the inflation-free interest rate)

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False

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5
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Real dollars, also known as constant dollars, are dollars expressed in terms of the same purchasing power relative to a particular time

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True

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6
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Actual dollars (A$) as of any period (e.g., a year), k , can be converted into real dollars (R$) of constant market purchasing power as of any base period, b, given a certain inflation rate f, using the Excel formula

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None of the above

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7
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With $100, you could buy 50 Big Macs in year 1990 but only 17 Big Macs in year 2021. That means according to the Big-Max index, $100 in year 2021 has only

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None of the above

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8
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In the base time period (๐‘), the purchasing power of an actual dollar is less than that of a real dollar.

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False

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9
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If cash flows are in terms of Actual Dollars, then the interest rate to use is the market interest rate.

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True

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10
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In replacement analysis studies, a suggested alternative replacement (new) assets is called

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The challenger

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11
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The period (years) that yields the minimum Equivalent Uniform Annual Cost (EUAC) of owning and operating as asset is called

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Economic Life

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12
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The time period an asset is kept in productive service (primary or backup) is called

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Useful Life

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13
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All present and past cash flows are considered in replacement studies.

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False

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14
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The defender may be kept longer if its marginal cost is less than the minimum EUAC of the challenger over its economic life

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True

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15
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If an upgrade of the defender is required to have a competitive service level with the challenger, this should be added to the present realizable MV

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True

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16
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Gross Income

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Includes only revenue and direct expenses

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17
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Direct Expenses are

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All expenses that vary directly with numbers of product sold

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18
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The Accounting Equation requires that

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Ownersโ€™ Liabilities=Total Assets-Total Liabilities

19
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The Cash Flow Statement

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Illustrates all transactions involving cash

20
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The three key Financial Statements are

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Income, Cash Flow Statement, Balance Sheet

21
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Inventory

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Appears on the Cash Flow Statement & Appears on the Balance Sheet

22
Q

The current portion of debt is:

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The sum of principal payments due within the next 12 months

23
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An increase in assets

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Reduces cash

24
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Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) includes all expenses that vary directly with the number of units sold

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Gross Margin is always equal or greater than Net Margin
True
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Inventory Is Valued at
Cost of goods sold
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A company can get equity only through two ways:
Retained earnings and Owners' Contribution
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To known the financial position of a company at the end of the fiscal period, I should look at its
Balance sheet statement
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To know how much profit a company made during the fiscal period, I should look at its
Income statement
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To know how much cash a company generated and spent in a fiscal period, I should look at its
Cash flow statement
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A receivable is created when an invoice is received and lasts until the invoice is paid.
False
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In Accrual Accounting, revenue is recognized before cash is received.
True
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The accepted standards of right and wrong that are usually applied to personal behavior
Morals
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The general and abstract concepts of right and wrong behavior culled from philosophy, theology, and professional societies.
Ethics
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The system or rules established by authority, society, or custom
Laws
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The codes of behavior and courtesy
Etiquette
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A situation in which an engineer's loyalty and obligations may be compromised because of self interests or other loyalties and obligations
Conflict of interest
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Engineering Ethics are the set of Behavioral standards that all engineers are expected to follow
True
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Whistleblowing is the act of informing authorities of harmful, dangerous, or illegal activities
True
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Ethics and excellence in engineering go together
True
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Occasionally a conflict of interest may occur accidentally or unavoidably. In such cases, the best course of action is to
disclose the conflict to your employer and anyone else directly involved
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