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1
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Restricted stock

A

forces managers to think long term

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Clawback rules

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require executives to pay back incentive compensation when there is an accounting restatement

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Control baselines

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Establishing a starting point that includes a supported understanding of the existing internal control system

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4
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Black swan analysis

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evaluate negative events that were unforeseen to determine why

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5
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Residual risk

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residual after management’s response

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Prime facie creditibility

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the origin of paper documents is easier to determine

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7
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evidence of approvals

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paper documents show approvals more obviously

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Circumvention benefit of IT

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controls are difficult to circumvent when programmed properly, and exception sare unikely to be permitted

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Microcomputers

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personal computers designed for use by a single individual, including desktops and laptops

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10
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Magnetic tape

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sequential accesss of data

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magnetic disks

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random access to data

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Utility

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programs are used for sorts, merges, and other routine functions to maintain and improve the efficiency of a computer system

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13
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object program

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in a form the machine understands

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14
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Decisison support system

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Combines models and data to help in problem solving but with extensive user interpretation needed

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15
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COBIT

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a framework for integrating IT with business strategy and governance

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16
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Applicaiton controls relate to:

A

data input

data processing

data output

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17
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when size of the market increases

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positive demand curve shift

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18
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Price elasticity

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percent change in demand / percent change in price

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19
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income elasticity

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percentage change in quantity demanded / percent change in income

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20
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cross-elasticity

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percentage change in demand for product x / percentage chang ein product Y

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21
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Price celing causes

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shortage

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22
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price floor causes

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surplus

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23
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Return to scale

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percent increase in output / percent increase in input

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24
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Interest rate effect

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price inflation causes an increase in interest rates

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25
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International purchasing power effect

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domestic price inflation makes domestic goods and services more expensive relative to foreign goods and services

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GDP Deplator

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utilizes the total production of the economy as measured by GDP and is used to convert GDP to real GDP

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27
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Phillips curve

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trade off between inflation and the unemployment rate

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28
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Increase in GDP:

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Change in spendning / marginal propensity to save

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29
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Panic

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a severe contraction of GDP occurring within a very short time frame

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30
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industrial production

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coincident indicator

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31
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average prime rate

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lagging indicator

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32
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stock market prices

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leading indicator

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33
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This represents the time period during which people are unemployed as a result of changing jobs or newly entering the workforce

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frictional

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34
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Potential workers whose job skills do not match the needs of the workforce as a result of changing demand for goods and services of technological advances that reduce or eliminate the need for the skills they possess

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structural

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35
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cyclical

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the unemployment caused by variations in the business cycle

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36
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Real interest rate

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the rate adjusted for inflation

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37
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FED has 3 options for monetary policy

A

ROD

reserve requirements

open market operations

discount rate

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38
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absolute advantage

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this exists when the country can produce the goods at a lower cost thatn the other country

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39
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comparative advantage

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this exists when the cost of producing those goods relative to the cost of producing other goods is lower in that country than in the other country

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40
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International trade restrictions effect on foreign users

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positive: their supply curve shifts to the right as their producers will have to do more selling in their own market

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41
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Balance of trade

A

difference between goods exported and goods imported

exports higher => trade surplus

imports higher => deficit

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42
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Balance of payments

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combined surplus or deficit from the current and capital accounts

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43
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official reserve account

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total of gold and foreign currency held by the nation

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44
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The currency of the country that is a net exporter =>

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will rise in value

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45
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the currency in the nation with higher interest rates =>

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will rise in value

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46
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Gordon eqution: total return =

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current dividend rate + annual rate of dividend increase

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47
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Arthmetic average returns

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the result of adding different returns and dividing by number of periods

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48
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Geometric average returns

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consistent return that would grow to the same final result

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49
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standard deviation

A

most common measure of investment risk

measure of volatility of an investment

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50
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Determining standard deviation

A

dtermine average

difference from average for each period

square differences

determine average of differences

take square root of average of differences

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51
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Concentration of credit risk

A

the credit risk associated with lending to a small number of borrowers or borrowers with common sector risks. This is an unsystemtaic risk that can be elimitaed through adequate diversifacition of loan portfolios

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52
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Normal yield curve

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an upward- sloping curve with rates rising as time gets longer

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53
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inverted yield curve

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downward curve with rates on long-term loans being longer

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54
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Basis risk

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the risk that the index used in connection with a derivative hedge willl not fluctuate by the sam eamount as the contract or asset that is being hedged

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55
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Fair value hedge

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changes are reported in earnings

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56
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cash flow hedge

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changes in fair value are reported in other comprehsneive income

57
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Interest rate swaps are usually valued using:

A

the zero-coupon method

58
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Accounting rate of return =

A

increase in accounting net income / investment

59
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accounting rate of return does not consider:

A

time value of money

60
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Sensitivity analysis

A

used to evaluate results of decisions under various conditions

61
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Operating leases

A

off balance sheet

62
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capital leases

A

shift risk of ownerhsip from lessor to lessee

63
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Inventory conversion period

A

average inventory / cost of sales per day

64
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receivables collection period

A

average receivables / credit sales per day

65
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speculative balances

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funds to take advantage of special business opportunities

66
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precautionary balances

A

amounts tha tmay be needed in emergency situations

67
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speculative balances

A

funds to take advantage of special business oportunities

68
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precautionary balances

A

amount that may be needed in emergency situations

69
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concentration banking

A

customers pay to local branches instead of main offices

70
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treasury bills

A

< 1 year

71
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Treasury notes

A

1-10 years

72
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Treasury bonds

A

10 years

73
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Money market rund

A

shares in a mutual fund that invests in instruments with an average mautiry under 90 days and which generally maintains a stable value for investors

74
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reorder point =

A

average daily demand x average lead time

75
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safety stock =

A

maximum daily demand x maximum lead time - reorder point

76
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backflush approach

A

all mfg. costs charged to cost of goods sold

costs allocated from COGS to inventories at reporting dates

77
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pledged receivables

A

loans is obtained with the receivables offered as collateral for the loan

78
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Eurobonds

A

bonds denominated in U.S. dollars can be sold on the European exchanges

79
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Debentures

A

unsecured bonds

80
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Income onds

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bonds whose interest payments will be made only out of earnings of the corporation

81
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serial bonds

A

principal repayment will occur in installments

82
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Redeemable bonds

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the bondholder may be able to demand repayment of the bonds in advance of the normal maturity date should certain events occur

83
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Callable bonds

A

The borrowing firm may force the bondholders to redeem the bonds before their normal maturity date

84
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Floating rate bond

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The interest payment is not fixed but fluctuates with some general index of interest rates

85
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Registered bond

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The bondholder’s name is registered with the firm, and interst payments are sent directly to the registered owner

86
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Operating leverage

A

the degree to which a firm has built fixed costs into its operations

87
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Degree of operating leverage =

A

% change in operating income / % change in unit volume

88
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Degree of financial leverage =

A

% change in earnings per share / % change in earnings before interest and taxes

89
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CAPM

A

volatility of stock price relative to average stock

90
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Horizontal merger

A

when a firm acquires another in the same line of business

91
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Vertical merger

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when a firm acquires another in the same supply chain

92
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conglomerate merger

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when a firm acquires another in an unrelated line of business

93
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Market multiple method

A

The current earnings of the company multiplied by the price-earnings raito that is appropriate to that company

94
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Economic value added

A

Net operating profit after taxes - cost of financing

Cost of financing = (assets - liabilities) x weighted-average cost of capital

95
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Lean manufacturing

A

shorten time by eliminating waste

96
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Theory of constraints

A

increase throughoupt margin by decreasing investment and operating costs

97
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Workflow analysis

A

Focus on eliminating non-value- added activities

98
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Return on equity

A

Net income / average stockholdrs’equity

99
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Fixed asset turnover =

A

Sales / average net fixed assets

100
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Total asset turnover =

A

sales / average total assets

101
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Times interest earned ratio =

A

earnings before interest and taxes / interest expense

102
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Price/earnings ratio

A

common stock price per share / earnings per share

103
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Market capitalization

A

Common stock price per share x common stock shares outstanding

104
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Market/book ratio

A

common stock price per share / book value per share

105
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Functional benchmarking

A

industry averages

106
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ISO 9000 series

A

focus on quality of products and services provided by firms

107
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ISO 14000 series

A

standards focused on pollution reduction and other environmental goals

108
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Kaizen

A

Japanese art of continuous improvement

109
Q

Effective project management: Four basic elements

A

Resources

Time

Money

Scope

110
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Gantt chart

A

Bar chart that illustrates the scheduled start and finish of elements of a project over time

111
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Direct labor is:

A

both prime and conversion cost

112
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Job order costing

A

DM, DL, and MOH applied charged to WIP

Used when units are relatively expensive and costs can be identified to units or batches

113
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Scrap

A

Generally charged to cost of goods manufactured

114
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Absorption costing

A

used for financial statements

115
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Variable costing

A

used for internal purposes only

116
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Difference between absorption and variable costing =

A

change in inventory x fixed overhead per unit

117
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Static budget

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budget as specific level of activity

118
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master budget

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static budget for company as a whole

119
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Material price variance =

A

Act qty x (std pr - act price)

ASA

120
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Material usage variance =

A

Std pr x (std qty - act qty)

SSA

121
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Labor rate variance =

A

Actual qty x (std rate - actual rate)

ASA

122
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Labor efficiency variance =

A

Standard rate x (standard hrs - actual hours)

123
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Overhead volume variance =

A

Std hours x POHR

  • budgeted fixed OH

= OVV

124
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Overhead efficieny variance =

A

std hours x POHR

  • act hours x POHR
125
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Transfer from cost center to profit center

A

generally use standard variable cost

126
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Relative sales value =

A

sales value - separable costs

127
Q

Profit based on sales price:

A

Sales price

Cost: 100% - Profit %

Gross profit: profit %

128
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Profit based on cost

A

Sals price: 100% + Profit %

Cost: 100%

Gross profit: profit %

129
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CSA can be facilitated through:

A

surveys or team meetings

130
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CSA works best to evaluate:

A

soft controls

131
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audit committee oversees the hiring and performance

A

of external auditor

132
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audit committee is composed of:

A

members of the board

133
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what should be separated?

A

asset custody

record keeping

internal audit

audhtorization

134
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cost of capital

A

cost of debt and various equity components

135
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what variance is the most worrisome

A

sales volume variance

136
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business process re-engineering

A

focusing only radical changes to achieve breakthroughs

focus on critical business processes

137
Q

The valuation approach that is similar to the economic substitution principle is the _______ approach.

A

cost

138
Q

Employee training programs would be part of which element of the ERM framework?

A

internal environment

139
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