FINC400 I004 Sum
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A lower price for the firm’s product
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Profit is generally adequate to finance significant growth.
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The
degree of combined leverage is the sum of the degree of operating leverage and
the degree of financial leverage.
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If fixed
costs rise while other variables stay constant
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B.degree |
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C.total |
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D.all |
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Operating
leverage emphasizes the impact of using fixed assets in the business.
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In financial statements, the number of units shown in cost of goods sold as compared
to the number of the units actually produced
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B.is |
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C.is |
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D.can |
The contribution margin is equal to price per unit minus total
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Which of the following is most likely to increase the final number for notes
payable in the pro forma balance sheet?
A.decrease |
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B.increase |
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C.decrease |
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D.decrease |
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An
increase in sales and profits generates the necessary cash required for
economic growth.
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Question 12 of 25 |
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The
percent-of-sales forecast is likely to be most accurate when used with cyclical
companies.
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Pro forma
financial statements are
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B.often |
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C.projections |
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D.all |
Question 14 of 25 |
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When the cost of raw materials is increasing, FIFO accounting
A.yields |
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B.produces |
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C.yields |
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D.All |
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If sales volume exceeds the break-even point, the firm will experience
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B.an |
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C.an |
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D.an |
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The value
of ending inventory should be equal to beginning inventory plus total
production costs minus cost of goods sold.
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Leverage works best when volume is increasing.
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The percent-of-sales method would be more accurate under a steady sales
assumption than cyclical sales.
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If the
price per unit decreases because of competition but the cost structure remains
the same
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B.the |
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C.the |
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D.All |
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Sales (100,000 units) |
$ 1,000,000 |
Variable costs |
300,000 |
Contribution |
700,000 |
Fixed manufacturing costs |
200,000 |
Operating income |
500,000 |
Interest |
75,000 |
Earnings before taxes |
425,000 |
Taxes (30%) |
127,500 |
Net Income |
$ 297,500 |
Refer to the figure above. The Degree of Operating Leverage is
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B.1.56x |
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C.3.33x |
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D.2.22x |
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The percent-of-sales method for financial forecasting assumes that balance
sheet accounts maintain a constant relationship to sales.
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As the contribution margin rises, the breakeven point goes down.
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In the percent-of-sales method, an increase in dividends
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B.will |
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C.has |
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D.more |
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Which of
the following is not true about leverage?
A.operating |
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B.financial |
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C.combined |
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D.none |
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The
finance department should work independently without the input of other
departments because there may be significant biases when creating proformas.
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