Exam 19: Short-Term Financial Planning
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Your accountant suspects a mistake in the computation of the payables period,which has been reported at 54.75 days.Calculate the correct payables period,given the following: annual sales = $1,200,000,annual cost of goods sold = $700,000,average accounts payable = $105,000.
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What is the length of the cash conversion cycle for a firm with $50,000 in inventory,$60,000 in average receivables,$30,000 in average payables,annual sales of $700,000,and a cost of goods sold of 75%?
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Ignoring the risk of theft,cash balances cannot spoil,yet managers are concerned with carrying costs.Why?
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Biotech firms require large amounts of cash if their drugs succeed in gaining regulatory approval.Therefore,these firms often have substantial cash holdings to fund their possible investment needs.
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Which of the following statements is correct concerning marketable securities on a firm's balance sheet?
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Which of the following is correct for a firm that reduces its accounts receivable balance from the previous quarter?
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The factoring firm bears responsibility for default on accounts receivable purchased from a firm.
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Issuing additional long-term debt of $5 million and buying new long-term assets worth $5 million will result in a net cash flow of:
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If the statement of sources and uses of cash shows a decrease in cash balance,which of the following changes might have eliminated that decrease?
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The most common benchmarks of bank loans are the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR),the federal funds rate,or the bank's prime rate.
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A company that borrows $1 million short term and invests the proceeds in inventory will see its cash position unchanged.
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As for the preparation of cash budgets,capital expenditures are:
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A firm has borrowed $1 million and assigned its receivables to the lender.Because of defaults,the receivables prove insufficient to cover the debt.In this case,the:
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If a firm decided to speed up its collection from its customers by reducing the receivables period and kept the inventory period and payable period the same,then:
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How does long-term financing policy affect short-term financing requirements?
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How do firms develop a short-term financing plan that meets their need for cash?
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Create the statement of sources and uses of cash from the following entries:

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A company that sells $5 million of marketable securities for cash will see no change in its net working capital.
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