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Year Average Year Average   Credit Sales = $180,000 COGS = $135,000 How many days are in the inventory period? A)  28 days B)  31 days C)  59 days D)  62 days E)  90 days Credit Sales = $180,000 COGS = $135,000 How many days are in the inventory period?


A) 28 days
B) 31 days
C) 59 days
D) 62 days
E) 90 days

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The formula (Cash cycle + accounts payable period) correctly defines the operating cycle.

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Suppose that the inventory period is 50 days, the accounts receivable period is 40 days, and the cash cycle is 55 days. What is the accounts payable period?


A) 35 days
B) 45 days
C) 55 days
D) 90 days
E) 135 days

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Which one of the following statements concerning inventory loans is correct?


A) A firm is required to hold inventory in a separate warehouse, which they are required to own under a warehouse financing arrangement.
B) Financing for a large quantity of common items, such as small kitchen appliances, is often arranged under a trust receipt agreement with a financial institution.
C) Financing for large ticket items, such as farm tractors, is generally done under a warehouse financing arrangement.
D) Warehouse financing is ideally suited for inventories that improve with age such as whiskey or wine.
E) Commercial paper is normally the preferred method of financing items such as aircraft.

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Bilt Rite, Inc. has sales of $610,000. The cost of goods sold is equal to 70% of sales. The beginning accounts receivable balance is $21,000 and the ending accounts receivable balance is $25,000. How long on average does it take the firm to collect its receivables?


A) 13.76 days
B) 14.09 days
C) 21.07 days
D) 25.98 days
E) 26.52 days

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Your firm decides to increase the time allowed customers to pay their bills from 30 to 40 days. All else the same, this action will _____________ and _______________.


A) Increase the firm's operating cycle; increase the firm's cash cycle.
B) Increase the firm's cash cycle; increase the firm's inventory cycle.
C) Increase the firm's accounts payable period; increase the firm's operating cycle.
D) Increase the firm's inventory cycle; increase the firm's operating cycle.
E) Increase the firm's accounts receivable period; increase the firm's inventory cycle.

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Fulton Corporation had sales of $60,000 in January; $80,000 in February; $95,000 in March; $115,000 in April and $145,000 in May. Cost of goods sold has consistently been at 70% of sales. Additionally, Fulton had $15,000 worth of merchandise at the start of January and plans on having inventory on hand worth 35% of next month's cost of goods sold. If all inventory purchases are purchased and paid for in the current month, calculate the amount of inventory purchased and paid for in March.


A) $31,715
B) $34,825
C) $49,875
D) $65,100
E) $93,500

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Which of the following is the best definition of covenants?


A) The time between cash disbursement and cash collection.
B) Graphical representation of the operating cycle and the cash cycle.
C) A promise by the firm, included in the debt contract, to perform certain acts. A restrictive covenant imposes constraints on the firm to protect the interests of the debtholder.
D) A secured short-term loan to purchase inventory.
E) The time it takes to acquire and sell inventory.

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Your firm sells $2,000 worth of goods in December, $1,700 worth in January, $1,500 in February and $1,600 in March. Your cost is 60% of the retail price. You have a receivables period of 30 days and a payables period of 45 days. You buy your products one month prior to selling them. Which one of the following statements is correct given this information?


A) The accounts payable balance at the end of February is $750.
B) Your January disbursement to your suppliers is $960.
C) Your February disbursement to your suppliers is $900.
D) Your March disbursement to your suppliers is $930.
E) Your beginning accounts payable balance as of January 1stis $450.

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Blackberry, Inc. had sales for the past year of $38,250 and cost of goods sold of $21,038. In addition, the statement of financial position accounts was as shown in the table below. Blackberry uses average account values and a 365-day year where applicable in all of its computations. Blackberry, Inc. had sales for the past year of $38,250 and cost of goods sold of $21,038. In addition, the statement of financial position accounts was as shown in the table below. Blackberry uses average account values and a 365-day year where applicable in all of its computations.   What is the inventory period for Blackberry, Inc.? A)  23.55 days B)  23.86 days C)  35.44 days D)  42.44 days E)  42.94 days What is the inventory period for Blackberry, Inc.?


A) 23.55 days
B) 23.86 days
C) 35.44 days
D) 42.44 days
E) 42.94 days

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During the past year, Omni, Inc. had total credit sales of $1,000,000. Omni's cost of sales averaged 70% of credit sales, it had average accounts receivable of $124,500, and it always paid its payables according to the required net 30 schedule. Inventory averaged $184,000 for the year. Using this information, compute the length of the five different cycles/periods discussed in the text that trace inventory from purchase to collection of the account.

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The periods/cycles are:
Inventory cycle ...

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The average length of time it takes customers to pay for the merchandise they buy is called the:


A) Cash cycle.
B) Accounts payable period.
C) Operating cycle.
D) Accounts receivable period.
E) Accounts receivable turnover rate.

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ALPHA, Inc. sells all of its products on credit. Purchases are 60% of the sales for the following quarter. The firm uses a 365-day year and account averages where applicable in its computations. The financial manager of the firm provides the following relevant information: ALPHA, Inc. sells all of its products on credit. Purchases are 60% of the sales for the following quarter. The firm uses a 365-day year and account averages where applicable in its computations.   The financial manager of the firm provides the following relevant information:     What is the accounts payable balance at the beginning of Quarter 2? A)  $1,420 B)  $1,680 C)  $1,920 D)  $2,240 E)  $2,560 ALPHA, Inc. sells all of its products on credit. Purchases are 60% of the sales for the following quarter. The firm uses a 365-day year and account averages where applicable in its computations.   The financial manager of the firm provides the following relevant information:     What is the accounts payable balance at the beginning of Quarter 2? A)  $1,420 B)  $1,680 C)  $1,920 D)  $2,240 E)  $2,560 What is the accounts payable balance at the beginning of Quarter 2?


A) $1,420
B) $1,680
C) $1,920
D) $2,240
E) $2,560

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At the ideal level of inventory, the:


A) Shortage costs will equal zero.
B) Carrying costs will equal zero.
C) Both the shortage costs and the carrying costs will equal zero.
D) The shortage costs will equal the carrying costs.
E) The shortage costs will equal exactly twice the carrying costs.

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A benefit of compiling a short-term financial plan is knowing when your firm should have excess funds that can be invested.

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Which one of the following is a use of cash?


A) Decrease in inventory.
B) Increase in accounts payable.
C) Decrease in fixed assets.
D) Decrease in equity.
E) Increase in long-term debt.

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Suppose that the inventory period is 50 days, the accounts payable period is 35 days, and the cash cycle is 55 days. What is the operating cycle?


A) 35 days
B) 40 days
C) 85 days
D) 90 days
E) 105 days

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An increase in fixed assets is a source of cash.

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Keyser Metal Fabricators collects 25% of sales in the month of sale, 65% in the month following the month of sale, and the 10% in the second month following the month of sale. In August, Keyser will collect _____ sales.


A) 65% of June.
B) 10% of August.
C) 65% of July.
D) 25% of June.
E) 10% of May.

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Blackberry, Inc. had sales for the past year of $38,250 and cost of goods sold of $21,038. In addition, the statement of financial position accounts was as shown in the table below. Blackberry uses average account values and a 365-day year where applicable in all of its computations. Blackberry, Inc. had sales for the past year of $38,250 and cost of goods sold of $21,038. In addition, the statement of financial position accounts was as shown in the table below. Blackberry uses average account values and a 365-day year where applicable in all of its computations.   What is the cash cycle for Blackberry, Inc.? A)  15.41 days B)  26.43 days C)  37.55 days D)  42.87 days E)  48.33 days What is the cash cycle for Blackberry, Inc.?


A) 15.41 days
B) 26.43 days
C) 37.55 days
D) 42.87 days
E) 48.33 days

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