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WGUC214
OA
Financial
Management
Exam
Questions
and
Answers
Updated
(2024/2025)
(Verified
Answers),
The
stock
price
of
a
company
increases
and
the
market
is
deemed
efficient.
What
assumption
can
be
made?
A
new,
patented,
product
was
introduced
to
the
market.
Which
statement
is
true
about
how
the
global
market
affects
the
U.S.
Foreign
investors
and
fund
managers
make
decisions
based
on
financial
reporting
standards
developed
and
financial
statements
audited
overseas.
What
are
secondary
markets?
Markets
where
securities
are
traded
subsequent
to
the
initial
offering.
A
special
interest
group
in
the
U.S.
has
been
lobbying
intensely
for
protectionism
through
increased
tariffs
and
trade
restrictions,
with
the
argument
that
it
will
save
jobs
in
the
industry
they
represent.
What
is
the
most
likely
result
if
they
are
successful?
Employees
and
shareholders
of
the
domestic
industry
that
produce
the
protected
goods
will
benefit
and
the
nation
will
be
hurt.
What
do
the
content
and
structure
of
a
balance
sheet
report?
The
assets,
liabilities,
and
equity
at
a
point
in
time
What
is
the
basis
used
to
compute
a
company's
income
tax
expense?
Taxes
payable.
What
is
the
firm's
cash
flow
from
financing,
using
the
data
above?
Net
Income
$1000 Depreciation
Expense
$300
Change
in
operating
assets
$600
Change
in
net
PP&E
$5000
Change
in
long-term
Liabilities
$1000
Dividends
Paid
$200
$800
inflow
A
company
reported
an
increase
in
accounts
payable
of
$2000
for
the
current
year.
Half
of
this
amount
is
expected
to
be
paid
next
period.
How
will
this
change
in
accounts
payable
be
reported
on
the
statement
of
cash
flows?
The
change
will
increase
cash
flow
from
operations
by
$2000
A
company's
trial
balance
shows
$900
in
long-term
debt.
On
which
financial
statement
should
this
be
shown?
The
balance
sheet
What
do
cash
flows
from
financing
activities
generally
relate
to?
A
firms'
debt
and
equity
transactions
What
is
true
about
the
cash
flow
from
the
operating
activities
section
of
the
statement
of
cash
flows?
Increases
in
current
liability
accounts
represents
an
inflow
of
cash
and
should
be
added
to
net
income
Partial
financial
data
for
a
company
is
as
follows.
EBIT
$250,000
Depreciation
$10,000
Change
in
working
capital
$2,000
Net
capital
expenditures
$3,000
Tax
rate
30%
What
is
the
company's
free
cash
flow?
$180,000
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