Exam 8: Implementing Strategies: Finance and Accounting Issues

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On a balance sheet, bonds are included in the current liabilities row.

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The cash account is used as the plug figure in projected balance sheets.

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To be a price leader or a price follower is a decision that may require finance/accounting policies.

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What tends to become a more attractive financing technique when interest rates are high?

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Stock that a firm has repurchased is called ________ stock.

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To determine the price-earnings ratio, divide the Earnings per Share (EPS) by the stock price.

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Stock issuances are always better than debt for raising capital.

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A way to raise capital for new projects is to acquire existing businesses.

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As a balance sheet entry, goodwill represents the favor a business has acquired through its environmentally conscious and socially responsible actions.

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Explain briefly what is meant by capital structure.

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When additional stock is issued to finance implementation of strategy, the existing stockholders' ownership and control of the enterprise are strengthened.

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Too much debt in the capital structure of an organization can endanger stockholders' returns and jeopardize company survival, particularly in periods of high earnings.

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EPS/EBIT analysis is a widely used technique for determining a firm's competitive threats.

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Which is NOT a step in performing a projected financial analysis?

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A conservative rule of thumb is to establish a business' worth to be 10 times the firm's most current annual profit.

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In projected financial statements, what is used as a plug figure?

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Two primary sources of capital are debt and equity.

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The proportion of debt to equity on a balance sheet is often referred to as a firm's

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Even if earnings remain the same, an increase in treasury stock impacts the EPS positively.

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The primary sources of capital are known as debt and EPS.

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