(26) Option ( E)
if
1st) condition : fixed assets are lumy i.e are purchased in large increments and cannot buy a half machine.
2nd) condition: temporary recession exists.
These condition are present projected balansheet forecasting cannot produce the accurate result.
Hence answer is option (E).
elucescurate results unless which of the following 0. The projected balance sheet forecasting method condition(s) is...
26. The projected balance sheet forecasting method produces accurate results unless which of the following condition(s) is (are) present? Fixed assets are "lumpy." Strong economies of scale are present. c. Excess capacity exists because of a temporary recession. d. Answers a, b, and call make the projected balance sheet method inaccurate. Answers a and c make the projected balance sheet method inaccurate, but, as the text explain assumption of increasing economies of scale is built into the projected balance sheet...
ich of the following 25. Which of the following would be classified as a use of cash? An increase in accounts payable. A decrease in marketable securities A decrease in accounts receivable. An increase in retained earnings An increase in inventories. 20. The projected balance sheet fonecasting method produces accurate results unless which of the follow scale are pres temporary recessheet method inaccurate as the condition(s) is (are) present? Fixed assets are "lumpy." Strong economies of scale are present. Excess...
27. Which of the following is a key determinant of operating leverage? Level of debt Physical location of production facilities. Cost of debt. Technology Capital structure, 28. Which of the following is a key determinant of financial leverage? Level of debt. Technology Labor costs. Amount of fixed assets used by the firm. Variable cost of goods sold. 29. Which of the following is (are) typically part of the cash budget? Payments lag. Payment for plant construction Cumulative cash All of...
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Yellow Tartan is a levered firm with the following financial statements: Balance Sheet Income Statement Total assets $ 1,000,000 Sales $ 3,500,000 Variable costs -$ 1,200,000 Bonds (coupon rate of 8%) $200,000 Fixed costs -$ 1,000,000 Bonds (coupon rate of 6%) $ 300,000 Depreciation -$ 600,000 Common stock (50,000 o/s) $ 250,000 EBIT $ 700,000 Retained earnings $ 250,000 Interest ?? EBT ?? Total liability $ 1,000,000 Taxes (40%) ?? NI ?? Yellow Tartan is planning to raise $400,000 through...
4. In the 5-Stage DuPont ROE formula, which of the following stages is considered to be a relative measurement of how much long term debt there is on the balance sheet (i.e. a solvency ratio): NI / SE, or the return on equity NI / Sales, or the profit margin EBIT / Sales, or the operating margin EBIT / Interest, or the times interest earned ratio TA / SE or the leverage ratio
1. Arrange the following items into an income statement and balance sheet in the normal order. Retained Earnings Interest Expense- Long Term Debt Accounts Payable Depreciation Accumulated Depreciation Current Assets Taxable Income Accounts Receivable Cash Gross Fixed Assets Inventory Cost of Goods Sold - Labor Expense - Common Stock Taxes Sales - Overhead Total Assets After Tax Income Net Fixed Assets Short Term Debt Current Liabilities Total Liabilities and Net Worth EBIT Gross Profit
How can I determine current
DOL (degree of operating leverage), DFL (degree of financial
leverage), and DCL (degree of combined leverage)? If maximization
of earning per share is the goal, what is the indifference EBIT
(EBIT*)? Also, Once the expansion is completed, the sales are
expected to increase to $5,000,000. How can I calculate the new
EBIT. At the new EBIT which method of financing results in a higher
EPS? Calculate EPS for both plans at this new EBIT.
new...