When performing capital budgeting and considering replacement projects, one factor that must be considered is the potential __________ of equipment that is no longer needed.
a) taxation
Select one disadvantage of IRR as a capital budget method.
With respect to payroll disbursements, one way a company can manage their cash more efficiently is to __________.
Which of the following is an example of a market risk for a company that manufactures automobiles?
Consider the following data from a company's 95-day operating cycle:
What is the cash conversion cycle for this company?
Farrah owns 500 shares of stock valued at $30/share in Company A.
After the company issues a 3% stock dividend, what does Farrah own?
1) The correct answer is
b) Salvage value
Salvage value should be considered because this will reduce the net initial capital outflow.
2) The correct answer is (a)
It is not useful for comparing projects with different lifespans
Other options are not correct. For IRR there has to be at least change of sign once. IRR does consider time value of money.
3) The correct answer is (d)
Use Lockbox banking
Lockbox banking can reduce the processing time significantly.
4) The correct answer is (b)
Supply chain disruptions due to civil war in a country that supplies material
Other options are risk related one specific industry or company, so they would be non -systematic risk.
5) Cash conversion cycle = Inventory days + receivable days – payable days
70 + 25 – 8 = 87
6) the stock dividend does not increase the overall value
So, number of shares = 500*1.03 = 515
Price would decrease to 30/(1+0.03) = 29.13
When performing capital budgeting and considering replacement projects, one factor that must be considered is the...
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