Accounts Receivable Turnover (AR Turnover) - An activity ratio found by credit sales divided by accounts receivable. Average Collection Period (ACP) - An activity ratio found by the number of days in a year (365) divided by AR turnover. Current Ratio - A liquidity ratio found by current assets divi...
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A local start-up company just hit its five-year anniversary and is planning an initial public offering sometime this year. In order to issue public stock, which market will the company use? - Primary market About a year ago, the short-term Treasury bill had 1.54% interest and the long-term Treasu...
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Add to cartA local start-up company just hit its five-year anniversary and is planning an initial public offering sometime this year. In order to issue public stock, which market will the company use? - Primary market About a year ago, the short-term Treasury bill had 1.54% interest and the long-term Treasu...
A company currently has a ratio of 1.5 but hopes to improve the ratio to 2 to align more with the industry benchmark. To achieve this goal, costs were cut in production through an investment in efficient equipment, and the company achieved a higher profit margin. If this continues, you are certain...
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Add to cartA company currently has a ratio of 1.5 but hopes to improve the ratio to 2 to align more with the industry benchmark. To achieve this goal, costs were cut in production through an investment in efficient equipment, and the company achieved a higher profit margin. If this continues, you are certain...
A potential project to expand the size of an apartment complex will cost $100,000. Its calculated net present value is $5,000. Given this information, which statement is correct? - The project should be accepted because it has a positive NPV. The YTM of a bond went from 8% to 7%. What can be pred...
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Add to cartA potential project to expand the size of an apartment complex will cost $100,000. Its calculated net present value is $5,000. Given this information, which statement is correct? - The project should be accepted because it has a positive NPV. The YTM of a bond went from 8% to 7%. What can be pred...
1What are the purposes of financial markets? - To provide liquidity and determine prices A company is trying to finance a project with a mortgage loan from a bank. The company's assessment of the project indicates that the company may experience several years of loss until the project becomes pr...
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Add to cart1What are the purposes of financial markets? - To provide liquidity and determine prices A company is trying to finance a project with a mortgage loan from a bank. The company's assessment of the project indicates that the company may experience several years of loss until the project becomes pr...
1 - PI's break-even point. If the PI is 1.15, then the project generates 15% more in the present value of cash inflow than the initial investment. One the other hand, if PI is .90, the project generates cash inflows that are 10% short of the initial investment. You should accept a project with a...
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Add to cart1 - PI's break-even point. If the PI is 1.15, then the project generates 15% more in the present value of cash inflow than the initial investment. One the other hand, if PI is .90, the project generates cash inflows that are 10% short of the initial investment. You should accept a project with a...
What is the difference between the current ratio and the quick ratio? - Inventory is excluded in the calculation of the quick ratio. What is the term for the risk that changes in interest rates will impact the value of a bond? - Interest rate risk What is used to measure total risk? - Standard ...
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Add to cartWhat is the difference between the current ratio and the quick ratio? - Inventory is excluded in the calculation of the quick ratio. What is the term for the risk that changes in interest rates will impact the value of a bond? - Interest rate risk What is used to measure total risk? - Standard ...
=FV(rate, nper, pmt, [pv], [type]) - Returns future value, or cash balance you want after last payment is made. =IRR(values,[guess]) - Returns internal rate of return of series of future payments. =NPER(RATE, PMT, PV, [FV], [type]) - Returns number of payments that will be made to pay an annuity...
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Add to cart=FV(rate, nper, pmt, [pv], [type]) - Returns future value, or cash balance you want after last payment is made. =IRR(values,[guess]) - Returns internal rate of return of series of future payments. =NPER(RATE, PMT, PV, [FV], [type]) - Returns number of payments that will be made to pay an annuity...
When can the discretionary financing needed (DFN) be determined? - After pro-forma financial statements are forecasted using the percent of sales method When evaluating a company's performance, what can variances on a company's cash budget indicate? - Variances show that certain managers or div...
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Add to cartWhen can the discretionary financing needed (DFN) be determined? - After pro-forma financial statements are forecasted using the percent of sales method When evaluating a company's performance, what can variances on a company's cash budget indicate? - Variances show that certain managers or div...
Which area of finance deals with sources of funding and the capital structure of corporations and seeks to increase the value of a firm to its owners? a) Financial institutions b) Real estate c) Investments d) Business finance - d) Business finance Business finance is the area of finance that ...
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Add to cartWhich area of finance deals with sources of funding and the capital structure of corporations and seeks to increase the value of a firm to its owners? a) Financial institutions b) Real estate c) Investments d) Business finance - d) Business finance Business finance is the area of finance that ...
A company called Bobby's Books is considering purchasing a new bookbinding machine. The company calculates the hurdle rate of the project to be 9% and the IRR to be 11%. Should the company purchase the bookbinding machine? a) No, because the old bookbinding machine still works. b) Yes, because ...
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Add to cartA company called Bobby's Books is considering purchasing a new bookbinding machine. The company calculates the hurdle rate of the project to be 9% and the IRR to be 11%. Should the company purchase the bookbinding machine? a) No, because the old bookbinding machine still works. b) Yes, because ...
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