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A 6.23%
B 9.34%
C 6.14%
D 9.49%
3. Will Co incurs costs of $65 every time it places an order with its raw
materials supplier. It orders 300,000 units of product each year. The
cost of holding one unit of inventory for a month is $2.50. Will Co
keeps a buffer inventory at all times of 25,000 units of material.
Calculate the economic order quantity (EOQ) that will optimise
the business’s inventory costs to the nearest 10 units.
A A units
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5. A company has erratic daily cash movements with a standard
deviation of $3,000 per day. It costs $25 to move cash between its
current account and its short‐term deposit account. The deposit
account earns an interest rate of 7.3% per annum. There are 365
days in a year. Calculate, to the nearest $000, the spread between
the upper and lower limits that should be set for the current
account using the Miller Orr cash management model.
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6. A company has sales revenue of $30 million and its customers take
an average of 75 days to pay. The company offers a 1% discount to
customers who pay in 30 days. Calculate, to the nearest hundred
thousand dollars, the new anticipated receivables balance if
60% of customers take up the offer of the discount and the rest
carry on paying in 75 days. Assume 360 days in a year.
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A Most current assets are financed with long‐term funding rather than
short‐term funding, despite long‐term funding being more expensive
B Most current assets are funded with debt rather than equity, as it is
cheaper
C Most current assets are financed with short‐term funding rather than
long‐term funding, despite the higher risk involved
D Most current assets are funded by secured funding to enable the financial
manager to focus on managing the working capital balances
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10. Max Co is a large multinational company which expects to have a
$10m cash deficit in one month’s time. The deficit is expected to last
no more than two months. Max Co wishes to resolve its short‐term
liquidity problem by issuing an appropriate instrument on the money
market. Which of the following instruments should Max Co issue?
A Commercial paper
B Interest rate futures
C Corporate loan notes
D Treasury bills
11. Which of the following is NOT usually associated with
overtrading?
A An increase in the current ratio
B A rapid increase in revenue
C A rapid increase in the volume of current assets
D Most of the increase in current assets being financed by credit
13. Which TWO of the following are aims of a Just in Time system of
inventory control?
A Reduction in capital tied up in inventory
B Creation of an inflexible production process
C Elimination of all activities performed that do not add value
D Lowering of inventory ordering costs
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15. Andrew Co is a large listed company financed by both equity and
debt. In which of the following areas of financial management will
the impact of working capital management be smallest?
A Liquidity management
B Interest rate management
C Management of relationship with the bank
D Dividend policy
16. Which TWO of the following would be key aspects of a
company’s accounts receivable credit policy?
A Assessing creditworthiness
B Checking credit limits once a year
C Invoicing promptly and collecting overdue debts
D Delaying payments to obtain a ‘free’ source of finance
17. A company is preparing its cash flow forecast for the next financial
period. Which THREE of the following items should be included in
the calculations?
A A corporation tax payment
B A dividend receipt from a short term investment
C The loss made on the disposal of an item of machinery
D A bad debt written off
E An increase in a provision
F The receipt of funding for the purchase of a new vehicle
18. Goldstar has an accounts receivables turnover of 10.5 times, an
inventory turnover of 4 times and payables turnover of 8 times. What
is Goldstar’s cash operating cycle to the nearest day (assume 365
days in a year)?
AAA days
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20. A company has annual credit sales of $27 million and related cost of
sales of $15 million. The company has the following targets for the
next year: Trade receivables days 50 days, Inventory days 60 days,
Trade payables 45 days. Assume there are 360 days in the year.
What is the net investment in working capital required for the
next year?
A $8,125,000
B $4,375,000
C $2,875,000
D $6,375,000
21. Which of the following might be associated with a shortening
working capital cycle?
A Lower net operating cash flow
B Increasing tax‐allowable depreciation expenditure
C Slower inventory turnover
D Taking longer to pay suppliers
23. Thrifty plc’s cash budget highlights a short‐term surplus in the near
future. Which of the following actions would be appropriate to
make use of the surplus?
A Pay suppliers earlier to take advantage of any prompt payment discounts
B Buy back the company’s shares
C Increase payables by delaying payment to suppliers
D Invest in a long term deposit bank account
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25. Which of the following is least likely to be a reason for seeking a
stock market listing?
A Enhancement of the company’s image
B Transfer of capital to other users
C Improving existing owners’ control over the business
D Access to a wider pool of finance
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30. Which TWO of the following activities are carried out by a
financial intermediary?
A Transforming interest rates
B Transforming foreign exchange
C Transforming maturity
D Transforming risk
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