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TEST

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
NUMBER ONE TIME: 30 MINUTES
1. In finance, "working capital" C. Short-term assets financed
means the same thing as: with equity
A. total assets. D. All assets financed with a 50
B. fixed assets. percent equity, 50 percent
C. current assets. long-term debt mixture
D. current assets minus current 5. __________varies inversely with
liabilities profitability.
2. Which of the following would be A. Liquidity.
consistent with a more aggressive B. Risk
approach to financing working C. Blue
capital? D. False.
A. Financing short-term needs 6. Net working capital refers to
with short-term funds A. total assets minus fixed assets
B. Financing permanent inventory B. current assets minus current
buildup with long-term debt liabilities
C. Financing seasonal needs with C.current assets minus
short-term funds inventories
D. Financing some long-term D. current assets.
needs with short-term funds 7. Marketable securities are primarily:
3. Which asset-liability combination A. short-term debt instruments.
would most likely result in the B. short-term equity securities.
firm's having the greatest risk of C. long-term debt instruments
technical insolvency? D. long-term equity securities
A. Increasing current assets while 8. Time consumed in clearing a check
lowering current liabilities through the banking system.
B. Increasing current assets while A. Processing float
incurring more current B. Deposit float
liabilities C. Collection float
C. Reducing current assets, D. Availability float
increasing current liabilities, 9. A firm's inventory turnover (IT) is
and reducing long-term debt. 5 times on a cost of goods sold
D. Replacing short-term debt with (COGS) of $800,000. If the IT is
equity improved to 8 times while the
COGS remains the same, a
4. Which of the following illustrates substantial amount of funds is
the use of a hedging (or matching) released from or additionally
approach to financing? invested in inventory. In fact,
A. Short-term assets financed A. $160,000 is released
with long-term liabilities B. $100,000 is additionally
B. Permanent working capital invested
financed with long-term C. $60,000 is additionally
liabilities invested

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D. $60,000 is released present 30% of the customers
Solution: take the discount, 62% pay
IT = 5 = $800,000/ INVENTORY (old) within the net period, and the
Therefore, INVENTORY(old) rest pay within 45 days of
=$800,000/5 =$160,000 invoice. What would
IT = 8= $800,000/INVENTORY (new)
receivables be if all customers
Therefore, Inventory(new) =$800,000/8
=$100,000. took the cash discount?
$160,000 - $100,000 =$60,000 released A. Lower than the present
10.Ninety-percent of Vogel Bird level
Seed's total sales of $600,000 is B. No change from the
on credit. If its year-end present level
receivables turnover is 5, the C. Higher than the present
average collection period level.
(based on a 365-day year) and D. Unable to determine
the year-end receivables are, without more information
respectively: 14.An increase in the firm's
A. 365 days and $108,000 receivable turnover ratio means
B. 73 days and $120,000 that:
C. 73 days and $108,000 A. it is collecting credit
D. 81 days and $108,000 sales more quickly than
Solution: before
RTD = 365 days/5 = 73 days. B. cash sales have
90% x $600,000 = $540,000 in credit decreased
sales. C. it has initiated more
RT = 5= $540,000/ Receivables liberal credit terms
Therefore, Receivables = $540,000/5 = D. inventories have
$108,000.
increased
11. Costs of not carrying enough
15. The trade terms "2/15, net 30"
inventory include:
indicate that:
A. lost sales
A. a 2% discount is offered if
B. customer
payment is made within 15
disappointment
days
C. possible worker layoffs
B. a 15% discount is offered if
D. all of these
payment is made within 30
12.Increasing the credit period
days
from 30 to 60 days, in response
C. a 2% discount is offered if
to a similar action taken by all
payment is made within 30
of our competitors, would
days
likely result in:
D. a 30% discount is offered if
A. an increase in the average
payment is made within 15
collection period
days
B. a decrease in bad debt
16.If credit terms of "2/10, net 40"
losses
are offered, the approximate
C. an increase in sales
cost of not taking the discount
D. higher profits.
and paying at the end of the
13.The credit policy of Spurling
credit period would be closest
Products is "1.5/10, net 35." At
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to which of the following? Annual percentage cost = ($20,000
(Assume a 365-day year.) + $3,000)/$170,000 = .1353 or
A. 18.6% 13.53%
B. 24.3% 19.ABC Co. is considering
C. 24.8% granting credit to a new
D. 30.0% corporate customer but is
Solution: concerned about the customer's
[2/(100-2)] * [365/(40-10)] = 0.248. credit history. Which of the
17.When a firm needs short-term following would provide useful
funds for a specific purpose, information to ABC as they
the bank loan will likely be a: decide whether or not to grant
A. compensating balance credit to this customer?
arrangement I. the customer's financial
B. revolving credit statements
agreement II. an Experian report
C. transaction loan. III. a credit report from the
D. line of credit customer's bank
18.The Houser Company has IV. a Dun and Bradstreet report
negotiated a $500,000 A. III only
revolving credit agreement B. I and III only
with Chitwood National Bank. C. II and IV only
The agreement calls for an D. I, II, and III only
interest rate of 10% on fund E. I, II, III, and IV
used, a 15% compensating 20.Your company purchased
balance, and a commitment fee $10,000 worth of inventory on
of 1% on the unused amount of January 2nd on credit. The
the credit line. Assuming that terms of the sale were 3/15, net
the compensating balance 45. What is the effective annual
would not otherwise be interest rate if you pay the full
maintained, the effective amount in 45 days?
annual interest cost if the firm A. 3.1 percent
borrows $200,000 for one year B. 28.0 percent
is closest to C. 37.6 percent
A. 11.5 percent D. 44.9 percent
B. 15 percent
C. 26.5 percent
D. 13.53 percent.
Solution:
Interest = .10($200,000) = $20,000
Commitment fee = .01 ($500,000 -
$200,000) = $3,000
Amount of useable loan funds
= $200,000 - (.15 * $200,000) =
$170,000

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