Exam 8: Financial Planning and Control

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  -Refer to Trident Food Corporation.What is the operating breakeven point in sales units (Q)for Trident Foods? -Refer to Trident Food Corporation.What is the operating breakeven point in sales units (Q)for Trident Foods?

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Breakeven analysis is the method of determining the point at which sales will just cover ____ costs.

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Financial control involves a feedback and adjustment process that (1)ensures that existing plans are followed,or (2)modifies existing plans in response to changes in the firm's operating environment.

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Any firm with a positive growth rate in sales will require some amount of external funding,assuming all existing ratios are to be maintained.

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If a small change in sales results in a large change in EPS,then it must be caused by the financial leverage associated with the firm.

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Two firms that have the same financial leverage must also have the same ROE,because both financial leverage and ROE measure the risk associated with equity financing.

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The degree of operating leverage has which of the following characteristics?

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The degree of financial leverage for ABC Inc.is 2.5,and the degree of financial leverage for XYZ Corporation is 1.5.According to this information,which firm is considered to have greater financial risk?

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The projected balance sheet method assumes that the key ratios are constant,which means,for example,that if you plotted a graph of inventories versus sales,the regression line would be linear and would have a positive Y-intercept.

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Other things held constant,a high degree of operating leverage will mean that a relatively small change in sales will result in a large change in operating income.

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The fact that long-term debt and equity funds are raised infrequently and in large amounts lessens the need for the firm to forecast them on a continual basis.

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Which of the following liabilities increase typically and create spontaneously generated funds as sales increase for the firm?

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The operating breakeven volume in units can be found by dividing the firm's total fixed cost in dollars by its profit margin per unit (i.e. ,price less variable cost).

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At the firm's operating breakeven point,total revenues and total variable costs are exactly equal.

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JT Inc.produces gourmet frozen dinners for the airline industry.JT has fixed costs of $200,000 and variable costs of $8 per frozen dinner.The selling price per frozen dinner is $13 and JT plans to sell 150,000 frozen dinners this year.If JT sells the 150,000 frozen dinners they planned to sell what will JT's operating profit be this year?

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The higher the DOL,the greater the firm's use of debt and the more earnings will change following a change in sales.

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A firm's peak borrowing needs will probably be overstated if it bases its monthly cash budget on uniform cash receipts and disbursements,but actual receipts are concentrated at the beginning of each month.

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A firm has the following balance sheet: Cash:$ 20 Accounts payable:$ 20 Accounts receivable:20 Notes payable:40 Inventory:20 Long-term debt:80 Fixed assets:180 Common stock:80 Retained earnings:20 Total assets:$240 Total liabilities and equity:$240 Sales for the year just ended were $400,and fixed assets were used at 80 percent of capacity,but its current assets were at optimal levels.Sales are expected to grow by 5 percent next year,the profit margin is 5 percent,and the dividend payout ratio is 60 percent.How much additional funds (AFN)will be needed?

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Carolina Vineyards is considering two alternative production methods for turning grapes into wine.One method calls for using a hand-operated press,while the other would employ a new,automated press.It has been estimated that the variable cost per bottle will amount to $2.00 using the old press and $0.50 using the new machine.If the new machine is purchased,fixed operating costs will equal $150,000,and interest charges will be $80,000.Fixed operating costs of $25,000 will be incurred if the company decides to use the old press,and interest costs will be zero because no debt will be needed.Assume that sales (in units)will be 100,000 bottles under the automated method and 75,000 units under the labor intensive method.What sales price per unit would cause Carolina to be indifferent between the two methods?

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