BCOR 2204 Quiz 1 Quizzes with Correct Answers
Capital Structure
mix of debt and equity a firm uses to finance itself
Capital Budgeting
decisions about long-term investments (projects, assets)
Asset Allocation
how a firm distributes its investments across different assets
Working Capital
management of short-term assets and liabilities (cash, inventory, receivables)
Risk Structure
the pattern of risk across investments or financing choices
Capital Structure Decisions
choosing debt vs equity financing
Capital Budgeting Decisions
choosing which long-term projects to invest in
Working Capital Management
, managing short-term operations (cash, inventory, payables)
Operating Management
day-to-day running of the business
Fixed Account Structure
long-term asset accounts (like property, plant, equipment)
Sole Proprietorship
one owner, unlimited liability
Limited Partnership
at least one general partner (unlimited liability) + limited partners (limited liability)
Corporation
separate legal entity, owners have limited liability, ownership via stock
Joint Stock Company
company owned by shareholders whose shares can be traded
General Partnership
two or more owners, all have unlimited liability
Organizational Conflict
Capital Structure
mix of debt and equity a firm uses to finance itself
Capital Budgeting
decisions about long-term investments (projects, assets)
Asset Allocation
how a firm distributes its investments across different assets
Working Capital
management of short-term assets and liabilities (cash, inventory, receivables)
Risk Structure
the pattern of risk across investments or financing choices
Capital Structure Decisions
choosing debt vs equity financing
Capital Budgeting Decisions
choosing which long-term projects to invest in
Working Capital Management
, managing short-term operations (cash, inventory, payables)
Operating Management
day-to-day running of the business
Fixed Account Structure
long-term asset accounts (like property, plant, equipment)
Sole Proprietorship
one owner, unlimited liability
Limited Partnership
at least one general partner (unlimited liability) + limited partners (limited liability)
Corporation
separate legal entity, owners have limited liability, ownership via stock
Joint Stock Company
company owned by shareholders whose shares can be traded
General Partnership
two or more owners, all have unlimited liability
Organizational Conflict
