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13thEdition ByStephenRoss,Randolph Westerfield,
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MULTIPLECHOICE - Choose the onealternative that bestcompletes the statement oranswers the
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question.
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1) Generally, among those who report directlyto the are the treasurer and the
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controller ofa corporation.
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A) board ofdirectors e e
B) chairpersonofthe board e e e
C) chiefexecutiveofficer e e
D) president
E) chieffinancialofficer e e
2) Atypicalchain ofcommand ina corporation is described bywhichone ofthe following
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statements?
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A) The informationsystems manager reportstothe treasurer.
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B) The credit manager reportstothe treasurer.
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C) The controller reportstothe chiefexecutive officer.
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D) Thetax manager reportstothe treasurer.
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E) The capitalexpenditures manager reportsto the controller.
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3) Answering whichone ofthe following questions involves making a capitalbudgeting
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decision?
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, A) Howmuchdebt should the firmborrow froma particular lender?
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B) Shouldthe firmbuild anewproductionfacility? e e e e e e e
C) Should the firm issue new equityto payfor its growthgoals?
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D) How much inventoryshould the firmkeep onhand?
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E) Howmuchcredit should the firmextend to a particular customer?
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4) Whichone ofthe following statements is accurate?
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A) Net working capitalequalscurrent assetspluscurrent liabilities.
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B) Current liabilitiesaredebtsthat must berepaid in18 monthsorless.
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C) Current assets areassetswithshort lives, such asaccounts receivable.
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D) Long-termdebt is defined as a residualclaimon a firm’s assets. e e e e e e e e e e e
E) Tangible assets are fixed assets suchas patents. e e e e e e e
5) Among the typicalresponsibilitiesofthe corporatecontroller is:
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A) capitalexpenditures management. e e
B) cashmanagement. e
C) taxreporting.
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D) financialplanning. e
E) creditmanagement. e
6) e is typically the responsibilityofthe corporatetreasurer.
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A) Financialplanning e
B) Cost accounting e
C) Taxreporting e
D) Informationsystems e
E) Financialaccounting e
7) A firm’s
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, A) mixture ofvarious types ofproductionequipment e e e e e e
B) investment selections for itsexcesscashreserves e e e e e e
C) combinationofcashand cashequivalents e e e e e
D) combinationofaccounts appearing onthe left side of its balance sheet e e e e e e e e e e e
E) proportionsoffinancing fromdebt and equity e e e e e e
8) The focus ofshort-termfinance is on:
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A) the timing ofcash flows.
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B) acquiring andselling fixed assets. e e e e
C) financing long-termprojects. e e
D) capitalbudgeting. e
E) issuing additionalshares ofcommonstock.
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9) Net workingcapitalincludes:
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A) copyrights.
B) manufacturing equipment. e
C) commonstock. e
D) long-termdebt. e
E) inventory.
10) e isdefined as planning and managing a firm’s long-termassets.
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A) Workingcapitalmanagement e e
B) Cashmanagement
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C) Cost accountingmanagement
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D) Capitalbudgeting e
E) Capitalstructuremanagement e e
11) Anamount the firmsowes, which it must repaywithintwelve months, iscalled a(n):
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