Solvency ratios measure a company’s ability to meet its debt
obligations. True or False
Franchise rights are considered to be an identifiable intangible
asset and must be amortized. True or False
Companies that have property, plant, and equipment that increase
in market value should recognize a gain on the income statement in
the period the increase in value occurs. True or False
All else being equal, a higher financial leverage will increase
a company’s debt rating and decrease the interest...
In order to determine the ability of a project to meet its debt
obligations, it is important to forecast the project cash flows.
Explain why it is important to carry out a cash flow analysis in
project finance and the five factors that need to be considered
when calculating cash flows
In order to determine the ability of a project to meet its’ debt
obligations it is important to forecast the project cash flows.
Explain why it is important to carry out a cash flow analysis in
project finance and the five factors that need to be considered
when calculating cash flows.
24. A business claims that no more than 1.2% of all its products
do not meet the minimum government standards. A survey of 450
products revealed that 10 did not meet the standards. If the level
of significance is 0.02, what should be the decision in the
test?
A. Reject the null hypothesis, and agree that more than 1.2% of
products fail to meet government standards.
B. There is insufficient evidence to reject the null
hypothesis.
C. Do not reject...
Which of the following terms best describes a government's
ongoing ability and willingness to meet its financial obligations
and service commitments as they become due?
Question 19 :
A)
Financial condition.
B)
Financial position.
C)
Economic condition.
D)
Fiscal capacity.
PIK Manufacturing rewards its plant managers for their ability
to meet budgeted quality cost reductions. The bonus is increased if
the productivity goal is met or exceeded. The productivity goal is
computed by multiplying the units produced by the prevailing market
price and dividing this measure of output by the total cost of the
inputs used. Additionally, if the plant as a whole meets the
budgeted targets, the production supervisors and workers receive
salary and wage increases. Jim Smith, the...
Which ratio measures the corporation's ability to meet its
financial obligations?
a. leverage ratios.
b. liquidity ratios.
c. activity ratios.
d. asset management ratios.
Which ratio measures the effectiveness of the corporation's use of
resources?
a. leverage ratios.
b. liquidity ratios.
c. activity ratios.
d. asset management ratios.
Please provide the correct answer if knowledgable in this area
and do not copy and paste the answers from previous responses. Do
not attempt this question if you are not familiar with...
Comment on the following statements.
Capital structure ratio measures the ability of the company to
meet its annual interests.
Cash ratio should not exceed one.
The higher the EPS the higher the pay-out ratio.
The higher the liquidity ratio, the riskier the company
is.
Quick ratio is more conservative than cash ratio in measuring
the company’s liquidity.
There a negative relationship between the DSO and Inventory
turnover.
The longer the average selling period the better the company
position in managing...