Exam 8: Building Your Pro Forma Financial Statements
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In the build-up method, you look at the revenue you might generate and the cost you might incur in a typical day.
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In the comparable method, you look at how your company compares to industry averages and benchmark companies.
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Seldom are revenues in retail spread evenly across the calendar year.
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It is critical to show the pro-forma projections on a monthly basis when a company is:
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Entrepreneurs who claim their estimates are "conservative" are usually overly optimistic about their ventures' future.
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Businesses should expect to build their sales and start operating efficiently within a five-year period.
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Investors often predict the market share of startups as 3% after Year 3, because of the ease with which 3% can be captured.
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When we graph costs over time, we see them decreasing exponentially.
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According to the chapter, the process of creating a detailed schedule of every operating expense is called:
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How long should the explanation of the financial statements be?
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If a business is profitable and growing, which of the following is most likely to be a reason for failure?
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Gross profit margin can be calculated by dividing the Cost of Goods Sold by Total Revenues.
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It is possible to have negative earnings on the income statement and a positive statement of cash flows.
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Explain why it is important to construct pro forma financial statements for new ventures.
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Which of the following can be used to strengthen your assumptions?
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Which of the following is not a common mistake of entrepreneurs?
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