Exam 11: Debt and Other Forms of Financing
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Accounts receivable represents liquid working capital that can be obtained prematurely without cost
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The basis of all receivables and collections is actual net sales, which is equal to ______.
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What are the advantages of trade credit over other sources of financing?
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The magnitude of a company's accounts receivable obviously depends upon a number of factors, except _________.
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Home equity lines of credit are the only way in which entrepreneurs provide funding for their businesses.
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From an ongoing perspective, the company's new ratio might be more indicative of liquidity than either the current ratio or the quick ratio.
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When paying for working capital shortfalls, entrepreneurs look for short-term cash at the lowest possible rates.
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Discuss the importance of the cash collection cycle in terms of your ventures growth model.
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Discuss the importance of forecasting cash flow requirements as it pertains to working capital.
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A routine condition which could cause an entrepreneur to regularly factor his/her accounts receivables could be ____
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An entrepreneur only requires enough cash to cover needs under the most likely scenario he/she has forecasted.
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Companies with a negative cash conversion cycle will see their working capital requirements increase with growth.
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It's safe to say that collection procedures are expensive and justifiable only when the expected results ______.
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Which of the following is a method of pursuing payment from a customer whom the entrepreneur believes able to pay?
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Methods of forecasting environmental change fall into two broad groups.One group is primarily concerned with forecasting the future performance of the economy as a whole; the other group is more concerned with forecasting ______ for individual industries and products.
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What kind of information will the loan officer be interested in, when entrepreneurs are looking for a bank loan?
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Give an example of a Specific Provision that an entrepreneur might encounter in a loan agreement.
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