FINANCE KAPOOR 14e AND CORRECT
ANSWERS.
QUIZ 3-1 - Answer
What opportunity costs are associated with money management activities? - Answer
Spending money on current living expenses reduces the amount that can be used for saving and
investing toward long-term financial security.
Saving and investing for the future reduce the amount that can be spent now.
Buying on credit results in payments later and a reduction in the amount of future income
available for spending.
Using savings for purchases results in lost interest earnings and an inability to use savings for
other purposes.
Engaging in comparison shopping can save money and improve the quality of purchases but
uses up something of value that cannot be replaced—your time.
Nonmonetary opportunity costs associated with money management activities include time and
effort for creating and maintaining a financial record keeping system; a personal decision to
have an organized financial existence; possible disagreements among family members due to
poor financial records; or weak budgeting techniques.
What are the three major money management activities? - Answer The three major money
management activities are
> storing and maintaining financial records and documents,
> creating personal financial statements, and
> creating and implementing a budget.
What are the benefits of an organized system of financial records and documents? - Answer
The benefits of an organized financial record system are:
>handling daily business affairs, including the payment of bills on time,
>planning and measuring financial progress,
>completing required tax reports,
>making effective investment decisions,
>determining available resources for current and future buying.