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FIN 301 QUIZ 2 Group 1 2015
1. Which of the following is true regarding balance sheets?
A. They report, for a certain interval of time, the net assets generated, the net assets consumed, and the net income.
B. They report, for a certain interval of time, the resources of a company, the obligations of acompany, and the equity of the owners.
C. They report, for a certain interval of time, the amount of cash generated and consumed by a company.
D. They report, as of a certain point in time, the resources of a company, the obligations of a company, and the equity of the owners.
E. They report, as of a certain point in time, the resources and net income of a company.
2. Which of the following is true regarding income statements?
A. They report, as of a certain point in time, the company’s assets, liabilities, and net income
B. They report, for a certain interval of time, the net assets generated, the net assets consumed, and
the net income
C. They report, as of a certain point in time, the amount of cash and net income generated
D. They report, as of a certain point in time, the net assets generated, the net assets consumed, and the
net income
E. They report, for a certain interval of time, the resources of a company, the obligations of a
company, and the equity of the owners
Group 2
3. The Matching Principle in GAAP:
A. Matches sales to inventory shipments
B. Matches the expenses related to a sale in the same period
C. Matches ROE to a firm's capital investment
D. Matches costs of goods sold with the inventory on the balance sheet
E. Matches revenues with profits on the income statement
4. According to the Revenue Recognition Principle in GAAP:
A. Dividends can be paid only after taxable income is positive
B. Expenses can be realized when cash payment is made
C. Companies can realize revenue only if the transaction is profitable
D. Revenue is recognized when a good or service is provided, not when the money is received
E. Companies can realize certain gains on their operating books, while omitting them from their tax
books
Group 3
5. Given the following data, identify the correct gross profit and operating profit. Assume no outside
information other than that which is provided.
Sales: $3200
Depreciation: $200
Interest Expense: $100
Cost of Goods Sold: $1500
SG&A: $400
Taxes: $200
A. Gross Profit = $1700, Operating Profit = $1100
B. Gross Profit = $1700, Operating Profit = $1000
C. Gross Profit = $1300, Operating Profit = $1100
D. Gross Profit = $1300, Operating Profit = $1000
E. Gross Profit = $1100, Operating Profit = $800
6. Given the following data, identify the correct gross profit and operating profit. Assume no outside
information other than that which is provided.
Sales: $1800
Depreciation: $100
Interest Expense: $200
Cost of Goods Sold: $600
SG&A: $500
Taxes: $100
A. Gross Profit = $1200, Operating Profit = $600
B. Gross Profit = $1200, Operating Profit = $400
C. Gross Profit = $700, Operating Profit = $600
D. Gross Profit = $700, Operating Profit = $400E. Gross Profit = $600, Operating Profit = $300
Group 4
7. Which of the following statements regarding the cash flow statement is true?
A. Working capital changes are accounted for as cash flows from operating activities.
B. Financing activities include ONLY long-term borrowings.
C. A typical company has a positive cash flow from investing activities.
D. The purchase of property, plant, and equipment is classified as a financing activity.
E. Accounts Payable is classified as a cash flow from financing activities.
8. Which of the following statements regarding the cash flow statement is true?
A. Changes in accounts receivables is a financing activity
B. The disposal or acquisition of plant, property & equipment is classified as an investing activity.
C. Depreciation is classified as an investing activity.
D. Investing activities are the main source of a company’s positive cash flow.
E. Changes in cash flow perfectly match with a company’s net income.
Group 5
9. In order to calculate the amount of cost of goods sold on a common size income statement you would
do the following:
A. Cost of Goods Sold/Operating Expenses
B. Net Income/Cost of Goods Sold
C. Cost of Goods Sold/Net Income
D. Net Sales/Cost of Goods Sold
E. Cost of Goods Sold/Net Sales
10. In order to calculate the amount of cash on a common size balance sheet you would do the following:
A. Total Assets/Cash
B. Cash/Total Assets
C. Cash/Net SalesD. Cash/ (Assets+Liabilities+Stockholders Equity)
E. (Assets+Liabilities+Stockholders Equity)/Cash
Group 6
11. Which current asset is omitted when calculating the Quick Ratio?
A. Cash
B. Accounts Receivable
C. Inventory
D. Short Term Investments
E. Property, Plant & Equipment
Group 7
12. Which of the following is a measure of profitability?
A. Operating Margin
B. Days Sales Outstanding
C. Days Payables Outstanding
D. Fixed Asset Turnover
E. Current Ratio
13. Which of the following is a measure of company’s liquidity?
A. Fixed Assets Turnover
B. Profit Margin
C. Return on Equity
D. Quick Ratio
E. Return on Assets
Group 8
14. On the income statement, which of the following line-items represents the amount the company’s
suppliers receive?
A. Revenue
B. Selling, general, and administrative expenses
C. Interest expense
D. Cost of goods sold
E. Taxes
15. On the income statement, which of the following line-items represents the amount the company’s
creditors receive?
A. Selling, general, and administrative expenses
B. Interest expense
C. Cost of goods sold
D. Profit before taxes
E. Taxes
Group 9
16. If lenders want to assess the likelihood of borrowers being able to make interest payments, they would
most likely look at which ratios?
A. Activity ratios
B. Liquidity ratios
C. Inventory ratios
D. Profitability ratios
E. Receivables ratios
17. If investors want to assess how efficient a company is at using its productive resources, they would
most likely look at which ratios?
A. Activity ratios
B. Leverage ratios
C. Liquidity ratios
D. Profitability ratios
E. Inventory ratios
Group 10
18. Given the following information from OfficeStar, Inc’s Balance Sheet, calculate its Shareholder’s
Equity.
Current Assets = $150,000
Fixed Assets = $900,000
Long-term debt = $525,000Current Liabilities = $100,000
A. $225,000
B. $50,000
C. $950,000
D. $400,000
E. $425,000
19. Given the following information from Falken Corporation’s Balance Sheet, calculate its Fixed
Assets.
Current Liabilities = $300,000
Current Assets = $400,000
Long-term debt = $200,000
Shareholder’s equity = $500,000
A. $100,000
B. $300,000
C. $500,000
D. $600,000
E. $1,000,000
Group 11
20. Which of the following is TRUE regarding Mostoller Consulting given the following information?
Current Assets = $85,000,000; Fixed Assets = $185,000,000; Current Liabilities = $50,000,000; Long
Term Debt = $100,000,000; Sales = $610,000,000; Net Income = $25,000,000
A. Shareholder Equity = $95,000,000
B. Current Ratio = 1.43
C. Asset Turnover = 6
D. Debt to Equity Ratio = 0.83
E. Return on Equity = 15%
21. Which of the following is TRUE regarding Hart Consulting given the following information?
Current Assets = $90,000,000; Fixed Assets = $190,000,000; Current Liabilities = $65,000,000; Long
Term Debt = $115,000,000; Sales = $490,000,000; Net Income = $20,000,000
A. Shareholder Equity = $90,000,000
B. Current Ratio = .72
C. Asset Turnover = 3
D. Debt to Equity Ratio = 1.33
E. Return on Equity = 20%
Group 12
22. On the Balance Sheet, what reflects the owners’ residual interest in the firm?
A. Current Assets
B. Fixed Assets
C. Current Liabilities
D. Long Term Debt
E. Shareholder Equity
23. On the Income Statement, what is the difference between revenues and cost of goods sold during
a particular accounting period?
A. Gross Margin
B. Net Income
C. Income Tax Expense
D. Non-Operating Expense
E. Operating Margin (EBIT)
Group 13
24. Calculate the ROE using the DuPont Model for a company with the following data:
Profit margin= 15%
Total Asset Turnover= 1.2
Inventory Turnover= 1.8
Equity Multiplier=1.1
Current Ratio = 1.6
A. 20%
B. 32%
C. 54%
D. 40%
E. 12%
25. Calculate the ROE using the DuPont Model for a company with the following data:
Profit margin= 5%
Total Asset Turnover= 2.8
Inventory Turnover= 2.5
Equity Multiplier=1.4
Current Ratio = .75
A. 10%
B. 26%
C. 20%
D. 38%
E. 46%
Group 14
26. Calculate cash flows from operations for Company ABC during 2010 given the following information
(all values in millions):
Revenue: $900
Cost of Goods Sold: $350
Gross Profit: $550
Sales, General & Administrative Expense (SG&A): $125
Depreciation: $75
Operating Profit: $350
Taxes: $140
Net Income: $210
A. $140 mil
B. $180 mil
C. $210 mil
D. $285 mil
E. $350 mil
27. Calculate cash flows from operations for Company XYZ during 2010 given the following
information (all values in millions):
Revenue: $800
Cost of Goods Sold: $425
Gross Profit: $375
Sales, General & Administrative Expense (SG&A): $175
Depreciation: $50
Operating Profit: $150
Taxes: $60
Net Income: $90
A. $60 mil
B. $90 mil
C. $115 mil
D. $140 mil
E. $210 mil
Group 15
28. Which of the following activities is classified as Operating Activities on the Statement of Cash
Flows?
A. Dividends Received
B. Sale of Plant
C. Proceeds from Stock Issuance
D. Sale of Long-Term Assets
E. Dividend Payments to Shareholders
29. Which of the following activities is classified as Investing Activities on the Statement of Cash
Flows?
A. Dividends Received
B. Payments to Suppliers
C. Proceeds from Stock Issuance
D. Sale of Long-Term Assets
E. Dividend Payments to Shareholders
Group 16
30. The annual report publicly traded companies must file with the SEC is the _______
A. 10Q
B. 8K
C. 4C
D. 10K
E. 401K
31. The quarterly report publicly traded companies must file with the SEC is the _______
A. 10Q
B. 8K
C. 4C
D. 10K
E. 401K
Group 1732. Calculate the Times Interest Earned ratio for a company with the following data:
Sales: $1,800,000
EBIT: $600,000
Net Income: $150,000
Interest expense: $250,000
Tax expense: $150,000
A. 0.6
B. 2.4
C. 2.0
D. 4.8
E. 7.2
33. Calculate the Times Interest Earned ratio for a company with the following data:
Sales: $6,000,000
EBIT: $2,800,000
Net Income: $900,000
Interest expense: $800,000
Tax expense: $900,000
A. 0.8
B. 1.1
C. 3.5
D. 4.2
E. 7.5
Group 18
34. Given the following information, which company is the most liquid?
CNP Bank: Current Ratio = 2.9; Asset Turnover = 1.5; Debt/Equity Ratio = 1.3
Wells Dakota: Current Ratio = 2.4; Asset Turnover = 2.2; Debt/Equity Ratio = 1.8
MetroBank: Current Ratio = 0.8; Asset Turnover = 3.1; Debt/Equity Ratio = 2.1
PJWebb Chase: Current Ratio = 1.2; Asset Turnover = 0.5; Debt/Equity Ratio = 0.7
Bank of the States: Current Ratio = 1.5; Asset Turnover = 3.2; Debt/Equity Ratio = 2.8
A. CNP Bank
B. Wells Dakota
C. MetroBank
D. PJWebb Chase
E. Bank of the States
35. Given the following information, which company is the best at generating revenue from its
assets?
CNP Bank: Current Ratio = 2.9; Asset Turnover = 1.5; Debt/Equity Ratio = 1.3
Wells Dakota: Current Ratio = 2.4; Asset Turnover = 2.2; Debt/Equity Ratio = 1.8
MetroBank: Current Ratio = 0.8; Asset Turnover = 3.1; Debt/Equity Ratio = 2.1
PJWebb Chase: Current Ratio = 1.2; Asset Turnover = 0.5; Debt/Equity Ratio = 0.7
Bank of the States: Current Ratio = 1.5; Asset Turnover = 3.2; Debt/Equity Ratio = 2.8
A. CNP Bank
B. Wells Dakota
C. MetroBank
D. PJWebb Chase
E. Bank of the States
Group 19
36. Using the following data, calculate the gross margin:
Sales: $800,000
Cost of Goods Sold: $420,000
Interest Expense: $20,000
Operating Expenses: $130,000
Tax expense: $105,000
A. 16%
B. 31%
C. 22%
D. 37%
E. 48%
37. Using the following data, calculate the gross margin:
Sales: $600,000
Cost of goods sold: $440,000
Interest expense: $10,000
Operating Expenses: $65,000
Tax expense: $20,000
A. 11%
B. 16%
C. 27%
D. 64%
E. 89%
Group 20
38. If a company has 44 days sales outstanding and the industry average is 32, which of the following is
CERTAINLY true about the company relative to the industry?
A. It is less efficient in collecting cash from its customers.
B. It does not manage inventory as well.
C. It is more profitable.
D. It pays its suppliers more slowly.
E. It is more highly leveraged.
39. If a company has 56 days payable outstanding and the industry average is 41, which of the following
is CERTAINLY true about the company relative to the industry?
A. It is less efficient in collecting cash from its customers.
B. It does not manage inventory as well.
C. It is more profitable.
D. It pays its suppliers more slowly.
E. It is more highly leveraged.
Group 21
40. Given the following information for PSU Credit Union, calculate its Total Assets Turnover
Net Sales = $60,000,000
Net Profit = $25,000,000
Total Assets = $115,000,000
Shareholder’s equity = $35,000,000
A. 0.22
B. 1.33
C. 0.52
D. 1.71
E. 2.24
41. Given the following information for Bistro 797, calculate its Total Assets Turnover
Net Sales = $85,000,000
Net Profit = $30,000,000
Total Assets = $50,000,000
Shareholder’s equity = $25,000,000
A. 0.2
B. 0.6
C. 1.2
D. 1.7
E. 3.4
Group 22
42. The managerial defense mechanism that occurs when a company is targeted for hostile takeover and
responds by selling new shares to friendly shareholders, thereby increasing the cost to the hostile acquirer
is referred to as______.
A. The Pac-Man defense
B. Greenmail
C. Crown Jewels
D. Poison Pill
E. Golden Parachutes
43. In which managerial defense does the target company sell off some of its major assets in order to
discourage the takeover company from purchasing it?
A. Greenmail
B. The White Knight
C. Crown Jewels
D. Golden Parachutes
E. Poison Pill
Group 23
44. Which of the following events will increase Earnings per share?
A. Increase in cost of goods sold
B. Increase in number of shares outstanding
C. Share repurchase
D. Decrease in net income
E. Increased tax obligation
45. Which of the following events will decrease Earnings per share?
A. Decrease in cost of goods sold
B. Decrease in number of shares outstanding
C. Issuance of new shares
D. Increase in net income
E. Decreased tax obligation
Group 24
46. How was corporate governance in 1990s different from corporate governance in 1980s?
A. The role of Board of Directors was removed in the 1990sB. Institutional investors were more active in the 1980s than in the 1990s
C. The 1990s involved more managerial stock ownership than the 1980s
D. There was no diffusion of stock ownership in the 1980s
E. The hostile takeovers increased in the 1990s from the 1980s
47. Which of the following describes the trend in corporate governance from 1980s to present?
A. Increased importance placed on stock price and management performance.
B. More emphasis placed on future earnings than present earnings, allowing management more time
to show improvements in earnings.
C. Less government regulations on audit procedures.
D. Increased popularity of flat pay structure, decrease in stock based compensation.
E. CEOs staying in place longer.
Group 25
48. Which of the following is an element of the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002?
A. It is meant to protect the interests of management of the company.
B. It does not apply to publicly traded companies.
C. CEOs must sign off on financial statements.
D. Directors are encouraged to take loans from the company.
E. Companies do not have to make financial statements publicly available.
Group 26
49. Which of the following is true about the corporate governance model in the US?
A. Majority owner manages the company.
B. Equity is not publicly sold.
C. The Board of Directors represents shareholders’ interests.
D. Investment is restricted to the managers of the firm.
E. Government has representation in every company’s board.
50. Which of the following is true about the Rest of the World model of corporate governance?
A. The majority owner manages the company.
B. Equity is not publicly sold.
C. The Board of Directors represents shareholders’ interests.
D. Customer satisfaction is not a goal for companies.
E. Government is never involved in management issues.
Group 27
51. Which statement is the most accurate given the following table:
A B C
Current Ratio 2.2 0.9 1.0
Inventory Turnover 5.1 6.3 6.4
Days Sales
Outstanding 93.1 12.5 167.9
Total Asset Turnover 0.64 0.54 0.74
Profit Margin 28.4% 7.1% 1.7%
Return on Assets 18.0% 4.0% 1.0%
Return on Equity 31.4% 8.1% 7.0%
Debt/Equity 0.17 0.21 1.22
Price/Earnings Ratio 23.3 18.9 10.2
A. Company C manages its inventories best
B. Company A uses more debt than company B
C. Company B is expected to grow faster than A or C
D. Company C has better overall performance than company B
E. Company C collects payments for goods sold faster than A or B
52. Which statement is the most accurate given the following table:
A B C
Current Ratio 2.2 0.9 1.0
Inventory Turnover 5.1 6.3 6.4
Days Sales
Outstanding 93.1 12.5 167.9
Total Asset Turnover 0.64 0.54 0.74
Profit Margin 28.4% 7.1% 1.7%
Return on Assets 18.0% 4.0% 1.0%
Return on Equity 31.4% 8.1% 7.0%
Debt/Equity 0.17 0.21 1.22
Price/Earnings Ratio 23.3 18.9 10.2
A. Company A manages its inventories best
B. Company B uses more debt than company C
C. Company A generates the least income for every dollar of assets
D. Company A is expected to grow faster than B or C
E. Company A collects payments for goods sold faster than Company B
Group 28
53. Which statement is the most accurate given the following table:
A B C
Current Ratio 2.2 0.9 1.0
Inventory Turnover 5.1 6.3 6.4
Days Sales
Outstanding 93.1 12.5 167.9
Total Asset Turnover 0.64 0.54 0.74
Profit Margin 28.4% 7.1% 1.7%
Return on Assets 18.0% 4.0% 1.0%
Return on Equity 31.4% 8.1% 7.0%
Debt/Equity 0.17 0.21 1.22
Price/Earnings Ratio 23.3 18.9 10.2
A. Company C has the highest profitability
B. Company A has the highest liquidity
C. Company A is the best at managing inventory
D. Company C is the best at collecting its accounts receivables
E. Company C is the best at generating Income from its assets
54. Which statement is the most accurate given the following table:
A B C
Current Ratio 2.2 0.9 1.0
Inventory Turnover 5.1 6.3 6.4
Days Sales
Outstanding 93.1 12.5 167.9
Total Asset Turnover 0.64 0.54 0.74
Profit Margin 28.4% 7.1% 1.7%
Return on Assets 18.0% 4.0% 1.0%Return on Equity 31.4% 8.1% 7.0%
Debt/Equity 0.17 0.21 1.22
Price/Earnings Ratio 23.3 18.9 10.2
A. Company A has the lowest profitability
B. Company B has the highest liquidity
C. Company A is the best at managing inventory
D. Company B is the best at collecting its accounts receivables
E. Company C is the worst at generating Sales from its assets
`Group 29
55. Why did Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme fall apart?
A. Too many new investors wanted him to manage their money.
B. His accountants turned him in.
C. Too many people wanted their money back too quickly.
D. He lacked the name recognition to attract investors.
E. The SEC investigation revealed his scheme.
56. Bernard Madoff told his investors he had $50B in his fund but he really only had $15B. Why?
A. He paid out higher returns than he earned.
B. He had made a series of bad investments that lost money.
C. He paid bribes to his accountants to falsify the books.
D. He spent a lot trying to attract new investors.
E. Currency fluctuations decreased the value of his international investments.
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******************* ****** * ********
A ********
* ********
* $500000
* ********
* $1000000
Group ***
** ***** ** the ********* ** **** regarding Mostoller Consulting ***** the ********* *************
******* ****** * ********** Fixed Assets * $185000000; ******* *********** * $50000000; *****
**** **** * *********** ***** * *********** Net Income * **********
* *********** ****** * **********
B ******* Ratio * ****
* ***** Turnover = 6
* **** ** ****** ***** * ****
* Return ** Equity * 15%
** ***** of *** ********* ** **** ********* **** ********** ***** the ********* information?
******* Assets * ********** ***** ****** * *********** ******* Liabilities * $65000000; Long
**** Debt * *********** ***** * *********** *** ****** = **********
* Shareholder Equity = **********
* ******* ***** * ***
* ***** Turnover = 3
* **** ** ****** ***** * ****
* ****** ** ****** * ****
***** 12
** ** *** ******* ***** **** ******** *** ************* ******** interest ** the ******
A ******* *******
* Fixed *******
* Current Liabilities
* **** **** Debt
E *********** *******
** ** *** Income ********* **** ** *** ********** ******* ******** and cost ** ***** **** during
a ********** ********** ********
* Gross *******
B *** *******
* ****** Tax ********
D ************* Expense
* ********* ****** *******
***** ***
** Calculate *** *** ***** *** ****** ***** for * company **** *** ********* ******
****** margin= ****
***** ***** Turnover= ***
********* ********* ***
****** **************
******* ***** = ***
* ****
B ****
* 54%
* 40%
E 12%
** Calculate *** *** ***** *** ****** ***** for * ******* **** *** ********* ******
****** ******* ***
***** ***** ********* ***
********* Turnover= ***
****** Multiplier=14
******* ***** = ***
* ****
B ****
* 20%
* ****
* ****
***** ***
26 Calculate cash ***** **** ********** for ******* *** ****** **** ***** the ********* ************
**** values ** ***********
******** *****
**** ** ***** Sold: *****
***** ******* *****
***** General ***** ************** ******* *********** $125
************* $75
********* ******* *****
****** *****
Net Income: *****
* $140 ****
* **** ****
C **** ****
* **** ****
* $350 ****
** ********* **** ***** **** ********** *** ******* XYZ during 2010 ***** *** **********
information (all ****** ** millions):
Revenue: *****
**** ** ***** ***** *****
***** ******* *****
***** General ***** ************** Expense *********** $175
Depreciation: ****
********* ******* *****
****** $60
Net ******* ****
A *** mil
* *** mil
* $115 ****
D $140 ****
* **** mil
***** ***
** ***** of *** following ********** ** ********** ** ********* Activities ** the Statement ** Cash
*******
A Dividends *********
* **** ** ******
C ******** **** ***** *********
* **** of ********* *******
* Dividend ******** ** *************
** ***** ** *** following ********** ** classified ** Investing ********** ** the ********* ** Cash
Flows?
* ********* *********
* ******** to **********
* ******** **** ***** *********
* **** ** Long-Term *******
* ******** ******** ** Shareholders
***** 16
** *** ****** ****** ******** traded ********* must file **** *** SEC is the ********
* ****
* 8K
* ***
* ****
* *****
** *** ********* ****** ******** ****** companies **** **** **** *** *** is *** ********
* ****
* ***
* ***
* ****
* 401K
Group 1732 ********* *** Times ******** Earned ***** *** * ******* **** *** ********* data:
****** *********
EBIT: ********
*** ******* ********
******** ******** ********
Tax expense: ********
A 06
* ***
* ***
* ***
* ***
** ********* *** ***** ******** Earned ratio *** * ******* **** *** following ******
****** *********
***** *********
*** ******* $900000
Interest ******** $800000
*** ******** $900000
A ***
* 11
C 35
* 42
* ***
***** ***
** ***** *** ********* information ***** ******* ** *** **** liquid?
CNP ***** Current ***** = *** ***** Turnover * *** *********** ***** = 13
***** ******* ******* ***** * *** ***** ******** = *** *********** Ratio = 18
MetroBank: ******* ***** * 08; ***** Turnover * 31; Debt/Equity ***** * 21
****** ****** Current ***** * *** ***** ******** = *** *********** ***** = 07
**** ** *** ******* Current Ratio * 15; ***** ******** * *** Debt/Equity ***** = 28
A *** *****
* ***** *******
* **********
D ****** ******
* **** of *** *******
** ***** *** ********* *********** which ******* is *** best at ********** ******* **** ****
********
CNP ***** ******* Ratio * *** ***** ******** * *** *********** ***** * ***
***** Dakota: ******* ***** * 24; ***** Turnover = *** Debt/Equity ***** = 18
********** ******* ***** = *** ***** Turnover * 31; *********** Ratio * ***
****** ****** Current Ratio * 12; ***** ******** * *** *********** ***** * ***
**** of *** ******* Current ***** * *** ***** Turnover = *** *********** ***** * 28
* *** *****
B ***** *******
C **********
D ****** Chase
* **** ** *** States
***** 19
** Using the following **** ********* the ***** ********
****** ********
Cost ** ***** ***** ********
******** ******** *******
Operating ********* ********
*** ******** ********
A ****
B ****
C 22%
D ****
* 48%
** ***** the ********* data ********* the gross ********
****** $600000
**** ** ***** sold: ********
******** ******** $10000
********* ********* *******
Tax expense: $20000
* ****
* 16%
* 27%
* ****
* ****
***** ***
** ** a ******* *** ** **** ***** *********** *** the ******** ******* ** ** which ** the ********* is
CERTAINLY **** ***** *** ******* ******** ** *** **********
A ** is **** ********* ** ********** cash **** its **********
* ** **** *** ****** ********* ** *****
* It ** **** ***********
D ** **** *** ********* **** *******
* ** ** **** ****** **********
39 ** a ******* *** 56 **** ******* *********** and *** ******** ******* is ** which ** *** **********
is ********* **** ***** the ******* relative ** *** **********
* ** ** less ********* ** ********** **** **** its **********
* It does not ****** ********* as *****
* It ** more ***********
* ** pays its ********* **** *******
* ** ** **** ****** leveraged
***** 21
** ***** the following information for *** ****** ***** ********* *** ***** ****** Turnover
*** Sales = $60000000
*** Profit * **********
Total ****** = $115000000
******************* ****** * **********
* ****
* ****
* ****
* 171
E ****
** ***** the following *********** *** Bistro *** calculate *** ***** Assets *********
Net ***** * **********
*** ****** * **********
***** ****** * **********
******************* ****** * **********
A 02
* 06
C 12
* ***
* ***
Group ***
42 *** ********** defense mechanism **** ****** when * company ** ******** *** ******* ******** and
responds by selling *** ****** ** ******** ************ ******* ********** *** **** to *** hostile acquirer
is referred to as______
* *** ******* ********
B **********
* Crown *******
D ****** *****
* ****** ***********
** ** which ********** ******* **** *** ****** ******* sell off **** ** its ***** ****** ** ***** ***
********** *** ******** ******* **** ********** ****
A **********
* The ***** *******
* ***** *******
* ****** ***********
* ****** *****
***** ***
44 ***** ** *** ********* events **** ******** ******** *** share?
A ******** in **** ** ***** sold
* ******** ** number ** shares ************
C Share ***********
D ******** ** *** *******
E Increased *** ***********
45 ***** of *** ********* ****** **** ******** ******** *** *******
* ******** in cost ** ***** *****
B ******** in ****** ** ****** ************
* ******** of new shares
* ******** ** *** *******
* ********* tax ***********
***** ***
46 How *** ********* governance ** 1990s ********* from ********* ********** in *******
* The role of ***** ** ********* was removed ** *** ****** ************* ********* **** more ****** ** the ***** than ** *** 1990s
* *** ***** involved more ********** stock ********* than *** ******
* There *** ** diffusion ** ***** ********* ** the ******
E *** hostile ********* ********* in *** ***** **** *** ******
47 ***** of the following ********* *** ***** ** ********* ********** **** ***** ** *********
* ********* ********** ****** on stock ***** and management performance
* **** ******** placed ** future earnings than ******* earnings ******** management more time
** **** ************ in *********
C Less ********** regulations ** audit ***********
D ********* ********** ** **** *** ********* decrease ** ***** based *************
E **** staying ** ***** longer
***** 25
** ***** of *** ********* ** an ******* ** *** ******** Oxley Act ** ******
* It ** ***** ** ******* *** interests ** management ** *** ********
B It does *** ***** ** publicly traded **********
* CEOs **** **** *** ** financial ***********
D ********* *** encouraged ** **** ***** from the ********
* ********* ** *** **** to make ********* ********** publicly available
***** 26
** ***** of *** following ** **** about *** ********* ********** ***** ** *** ****
* ******** ***** ******* *** ********
* ****** ** *** ******** *****
* *** ***** of ********* ********** ******************* interests
D ********** ** ********** ** *** managers ** the *****
E ********** *** ************** ** ***** *************** board
** ***** ** *** ********* ** **** ***** *** **** ** *** ***** model of ********* ************
* The majority ***** ******* the ********
* ****** ** *** ******** sold
* *** ***** ** ********* ********** ******************* interests
* ******** ************ ** *** a **** *** companies
* ********** ** ***** involved ** ********** *******
***** ***
** Which ********* ** *** **** ******** given *** ********* *******
* * C
Current ***** ** ** ***
Inventory Turnover ** 63 ***
**** ******
Outstanding *** *** *****
***** ***** ******** *** *** 074
Profit Margin **** *** 17%
****** on Assets 180% *** ****
Return ** ****** **** *** ****
*********** *** *** ****
************** ***** *** *** ****
A ******* * ******* its *********** *****
B ******* * **** **** **** **** ******* **
C ******* * is expected ** **** ****** **** A ** C
* ******* * *** ****** ******* performance **** ******* **
* Company * collects ******** *** goods **** ****** **** * or B
52 Which ********* ** the most ******** ***** *** ********* *******
* * **
Current ***** ** ** 10
********* ******** ** 63 ***
Days Sales
*********** *** *** *****
Total ***** Turnover 064 *** ****
****** Margin **** 71% 17%
****** on ****** **** *** 10%
Return ** ****** 314% *** ****
*********** *** *** ****
************** ***** *** *** ****
A ******* * manages *** inventories *****
* Company * **** more **** **** ******* C
* Company * ********* *** ***** ****** for ***** ****** of *******
D Company * ** ******** to **** faster **** B ** **
* ******* * ******** ******** for ***** sold ****** **** ******* **
***** ***
** ***** ********* is the most accurate ***** *** following table:
* B C
Current Ratio ** ** 10
********* ******** ** ** ***
**** ******
Outstanding 931 *** 1679
***** ***** Turnover *** *** 074
Profit ****** **** *** ****
Return ** Assets **** *** ****
Return on ****** **** 81% ****
Debt/Equity *** *** 122
************** ***** *** 189 ****
* Company * *** the ******* profitability
* Company A *** *** ******* **********
* ******* * is *** best at ******** inventory
D Company * ** *** **** at ********** *** accounts receivables
* ******* * ** *** **** at generating Income **** *** assets
** Which ********* ** the most accurate ***** *** ********* *******
* B **
******* ***** ** 09 ***
********* ******** ** 63 64
**** ******
Outstanding *** 125 *****
***** ***** ******** *** *** ****
Profit Margin **** *** ****
Return ** ****** **** 40% ********* on Equity **** 81% ****
*********** *** *** 122
Price/Earnings Ratio 233 189 ****
* Company * has *** ****** **************
* ******* * *** *** ******* **********
C ******* A ** *** **** ** ******** **********
* ******* * ** *** **** ** ********** its ******** ************
* ******* C ** *** ***** at generating ***** **** its *******
****** ***
55 *** *** Bernard ************** ***** ****** fall *******
* Too **** *** investors ****** him ** ****** ***** ******
* His *********** ****** *** in
* *** **** ****** wanted ***** ***** **** *** ********
* He lacked *** **** recognition ** attract investors
* *** *** ************* revealed *** scheme
** ******* Madoff **** *** ********* ** *** **** ** *** **** *** ** ****** **** *** **** *****
* ** paid *** higher ******* **** he *******
* ** *** made * ****** ** *** *********** **** lost money
* He paid bribes ** *** *********** ** falsify *** ******
* ** spent a *** ****** ** attract *** investors
E ******** ************ ********* the ***** ** *** ************* ***********
