Exam 18: Working Capital Management

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Becker.com has an inventory turnover ratio of 52, an accounts receivable balance of $365,000, average daily credit sales of $36,500, accounts payable of $182,500 and cost of goods sold of $7,993,500. What is Becker's cash conversion cycle to the nearest day?

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Treasury bills are a safer choice than bank deposits for very large sums.

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"Float" is the term given to

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Management of a firm's liquidity involves management of the firm's investment in current assets.

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A firm buys on terms of 3/10, net 30. What is the cost of trade credit under these terms?

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A negotiable certificate of deposit (CD) is a marketable receipt for funds deposited in a bank.

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According to the self-liquidating debt principle permanent assets should be financed with ________ liabilities.

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The correct equation for calculating the cost of short-term credit is

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Which of the following terms would tend to minimize a firm's investment in accounts receivable?

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Although CDs are slightly more risky than Treasury bills, the yield is usually slightly less.

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The current ratio and net working capital are good predictors of a firm's ability to meet its short term obligations. Agree or disagree.

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Smith Enterprises has a line of credit with Fidelity National Bank that allows Smith to borrow up to $350,000 at an interest rate of 5%. However, Smith must keep a compensating balance of 10% of any amount borrowed on deposit at Fidelity. Smith does not normally keep a cash balance account with Fidelity. What is the effective annual cost of credit (round to nearest .01 percent)?

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Which of the following factors influence the size of the firm's investments in accounts receivable?

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Accrued wages and taxes provide sources of financing that rise and fall spontaneously with the level of the firm's sales.

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Unlike spontaneous sources of financing, discretionary financing requires a managerial decision.

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Atlas Tire Irons, Inc. is considering borrowing $5,000 for a 3 month period. The firm will repay the $5,000 principal amount plus $150 in interest.

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Queen Co.'s balance in accounts receivable is $240,000. Annual credit sales are $2,880,000. Queen's average collection period is

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Current assets include

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Which of the following would NOT typically be used for assessing customer quality for purposes of granting trade credit?

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The Blackstone River Textiles Company will borrow $50 million for 6 months days from Woonssocket Bank. The bank will charge Blackstone 4.5 % on a discounted basis. What is the dollar amount of interest Stoney River will need to pay and how much of the loan will Blackstone actually be able to use?

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