EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
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ISBN: 9781337514835
Author: MOYER
Publisher: CENGAGE LEARNING - CONSIGNMENT
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Chapter 18, Problem 4P
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To determine: The pretax profit of expanding credit for the customers in the credit risk Group 4.
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Which of the following is true?
a. If the payment term of n/20 shifted to 5/10, n/20 to start offering customers a cash discount, assuming sales remain to be constant, the day sales outstanding of the firm will likely shorten
b. If a firm’s volume of credit sales decreases, then its liquidity ratios will also decrease.
c. Relatively more restrictive credit term as comparing to other firms within the same industry will have a potential increase in sales
d. High assets turnover is being reflected by inefficiencies present in the management of inventory
Calculating the margin of safety (MOS) measure will help a firm answer which of the following questions?
How much will operating profit (πB) change if sales change?
Are we using our debt wisely?
Will we break even?
How much revenue can we lose before we drop below the breakeven point?
How much operating profit (πB) will we earn?
Bulldogs inc. will least likely experience which of the following if the firm shifts its credit terms from n/25 to 3/10, n/25
a. the computed days sales outstanding will decrease
b. the percentage of credit sales from the total sales revenue will increase
c. cash conversion cycle will tend to increase
d. decrease in short-term borrowings
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