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A company calculated variances of a budget and actual cash flows that indicate the firm's strengths and weaknesses in cash flows and its budgeting process. Which major use of cash budgeting is this an example of? Assessment of future needs Performance evaluation Standardization Corrective action - Performance evaluation A company is developing a financial forecast for the next year. The company plans to implement a new factory that will increase production and resulting sales by 20%. Since the company's assets are increasing significantly, what else must increase? Gross margin Profit turnover Accounts receivable turnover Financing - Financing A financial manager at a company is trying to determine whether to issue new stocks or new bonds to cover the costs of a project the company is doing the next year. Which main task in business finance is this situation an example of? Making financing decisions Managing working capital Making investment decisions Managing interdepartmental loans - Making financing decisions A firm is currently operating at 75% capacity with current sales of $34 million. Will the firm need to acquire additional fixed assets if its sales are predicted to increase by $6 million next year? Yes, because the increase in sales will exceed the firm's sales capacity. No, because the increase in sales will not exceed the firm's sales capacity. Yes, because the increase in sales will not exceed the firm's sales capacity. No, because the increase in sales will exceed the firm's sales capacity. - No, because the increase in sales will not exceed the firm's sales capacity. A pharmaceutical company recently spent $2 million developing a new drug. The company then conducts capital budgeting analysis to determine if it should produce the newly developed drug. The net present value (NPV) of the project is $1.5 million. Why should this company produce the drug? Because the losses due to cannibalization are less than the value of the project Because the project will provide a total value of $3.5 million to the company Because the development costs are greater than the value of the project Because the NPV is greater than zero - Because the NPV is greater than zero A sign company is planning to have an initial public offering (IPO). In which type of market will its stock first be sold to the public? Primary market Efficient market Money market Secondary market - Primary market An employee was recently hired as a financial analyst and asked to create a cash budget for the employee's division for the next year. Which component should the employee exclude from the budget? Purchase of equipment that will be bought in three years Payments to suppliers that will be made over the next six months Purchase of inventory for sales that the employee will make this year Payment toward the line of credit that is due next month - Purchase of equipment that will be bought in three years An energy company discovers that a new bill has been proposed to change the amount of fuel that can be exported outside the country. If passed, this could have a serious negative effect on the company's revenues. Some of the company's competitors are obtaining insurance policies to compensate for this risk, but since the energy company believes the likelihood of this bill passing is low, it chooses to do nothing—ultimately taking responsibility for this particular risk instead of trying to transfer the risk through an insurance policy. Which risk management technique is this choice an example of? Risk avoidance Diversification Risk retention Risk separation - Risk retention An investment analyst is concerned about a construction company's ability to sell its inventory to meet current obligations, because much of the inventory (commercial buildings) it builds and sells takes longer than a year to construct. Which ratio should this analyst use to consider the effect of the firm's inventory on the firm's ability to meet current obligations? You Selected Leverage ratio Inventory ratio Quick ratio Current ratio - Quick ratio

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A company calculated variances of a budget and actual cash flows that indicate the firm's strengths and
weaknesses in cash flows and its budgeting process.

Which major use of cash budgeting is this an example of?

Assessment of future needs

Performance evaluation

Standardization

Corrective action - ✔✔✔Performance evaluation



A company is developing a financial forecast for the next year. The company plans to implement a new
factory that will increase production and resulting sales by 20%.

Since the company's assets are increasing significantly, what else must increase?

Gross margin

Profit turnover

Accounts receivable turnover

Financing - ✔✔✔Financing



A financial manager at a company is trying to determine whether to issue new stocks or new bonds to
cover the costs of a project the company is doing the next year.

Which main task in business finance is this situation an example of?

Making financing decisions

Managing working capital

Making investment decisions

Managing interdepartmental loans - ✔✔✔Making financing decisions

,A firm is currently operating at 75% capacity with current sales of $34 million.

Will the firm need to acquire additional fixed assets if its sales are predicted to increase by $6 million
next year?

Yes, because the increase in sales will exceed the firm's sales capacity.

No, because the increase in sales will not exceed the firm's sales capacity.

Yes, because the increase in sales will not exceed the firm's sales capacity.

No, because the increase in sales will exceed the firm's sales capacity. - ✔✔✔No, because the increase
in sales will not exceed the firm's sales capacity.



A pharmaceutical company recently spent $2 million developing a new drug. The company then
conducts capital budgeting analysis to determine if it should produce the newly developed drug. The net
present value (NPV) of the project is $1.5 million.

Why should this company produce the drug?

Because the losses due to cannibalization are less than the value of the project

Because the project will provide a total value of $3.5 million to the company

Because the development costs are greater than the value of the project

Because the NPV is greater than zero - ✔✔✔Because the NPV is greater than zero



A sign company is planning to have an initial public offering (IPO). In which type of market will its stock
first be sold to the public?

Primary market

Efficient market

Money market

Secondary market - ✔✔✔Primary market



An employee was recently hired as a financial analyst and asked to create a cash budget for the
employee's division for the next year.

Which component should the employee exclude from the budget?

, Purchase of equipment that will be bought in three years

Payments to suppliers that will be made over the next six months

Purchase of inventory for sales that the employee will make this year

Payment toward the line of credit that is due next month - ✔✔✔Purchase of equipment that will be
bought in three years



An energy company discovers that a new bill has been proposed to change the amount of fuel that can
be exported outside the country. If passed, this could have a serious negative effect on the company's
revenues. Some of the company's competitors are obtaining insurance policies to compensate for this
risk, but since the energy company believes the likelihood of this bill passing is low, it chooses to do
nothing—ultimately taking responsibility for this particular risk instead of trying to transfer the risk
through an insurance policy.

Which risk management technique is this choice an example of?

Risk avoidance

Diversification

Risk retention

Risk separation - ✔✔✔Risk retention



An investment analyst is concerned about a construction company's ability to sell its inventory to meet
current obligations, because much of the inventory (commercial buildings) it builds and sells takes
longer than a year to construct.

Which ratio should this analyst use to consider the effect of the firm's inventory on the firm's ability to
meet current obligations?

You Selected

Leverage ratio

Inventory ratio

Quick ratio

Current ratio - ✔✔✔Quick ratio
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