Intermediate Financial Management
Intermediate Financial Management
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ISBN: 9780357516782
Author: Brigham, Eugene F., Daves, Phillip R.
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 23, Problem 11MC
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Individual A, money related director of company W, has been inquired by the firm’s CEO, individual F, to assess the company’s stock control techniques and to lead a dialog of the subject with the senior executives. Individual A plans to utilize as a case one of company W’s “big ticket” things, a customized computer a microchip that the firm employments in its portable workstation computers. Each chip costs company W $200, and it must moreover pay its supplier a $1,000 setup charge on each arranges; the minimum the arrange measure is 250 units. Webster’s yearly usage of the figure is 5,000 units, and the yearly carrying fetched of this thing is assessed to be 20% of the normal inventory value. Individual A plans to start her session with the senior executives by looking into a few fundamental stock concepts, after which she will apply the EOQ demonstrate to company W’s microchip stock.

To determine: The manner in which person A can use EOQ strategy to determine how company W should liquidate part of its portfolio to provide cash.

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