A) $31,366.67
B) $31,500.00
C) $32,824.50
D) $39,957.25
E) $47,090.00
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Multiple Choice
A) $14,232
B) $15,306
C) $28,222
D) $39,988
E) $40,568
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Multiple Choice
A) Positive operating cash flow
B) Negative cash flow to creditors
C) Positive cash flow to stockholders
D) Negative net capital spending
E) Positive cash flow from assets
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Multiple Choice
A) total assets plus total liabilities.
B) net fixed assets minus total liabilities.
C) net fixed assets minus long-term debt plus net working capital.
D) net working capital plus total assets.
E) total assets minus net working capital.
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Multiple Choice
A) $7,000
B) $21,600
C) $28,600
D) $50,200
E) $53,400
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Multiple Choice
A) $21,883.25
B) $22,193.95
C) $22,833.24
D) $23,783.24
E) $30,393.95
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Multiple Choice
A) $5,100
B) $5,700
C) $6,500
D) $8,200
E) $9,400
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Multiple Choice
A) $54,500
B) $56,700
C) $82,200
D) $84,400
E) $90,900
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Multiple Choice
A) $21,200
B) $26,700
C) $54,900
D) $102,400
E) $105,800
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Multiple Choice
A) Increases net income
B) Increases net fixed assets
C) Decreases net working capital
D) Lowers taxes
E) Has no effect on net income
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Multiple Choice
A) Shareholders' equity is the residual value of a firm.
B) Net working capital must be a positive value.
C) An increase in cash reduces the liquidity of a firm.
D) Equipment is generally considered a highly liquid asset.
E) Depreciation increases total assets.
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Multiple Choice
A) Positive operating cash flow
B) Negative cash flow from assets
C) Negative cash flow to stockholders
D) Negative operating cash flow
E) Positive cash flow to stockholders
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Multiple Choice
A) interest paid minus net new borrowing.
B) interest paid plus net new borrowing.
C) the operating cash flow minus net capital spending minus change in net working capital.
D) dividends paid plus net new borrowing.
E) cash flow from assets plus net new equity.
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Multiple Choice
A) $18,000
B) $21,500
C) $32,700
D) $48,900
E) $48,310
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Multiple Choice
A) $309,900
B) $327,700
C) $346,800
D) $382,300
E) $434,700
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Multiple Choice
A) Increase in depreciation
B) Increase in accounts receivable
C) Sale of a fixed asset
D) Decrease in cost of goods sold
E) Increase in sales
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Multiple Choice
A) Newly purchased equipment with a useful life of six years
B) Mortgage on a building payable over the next 12 years
C) Interest on a long-term debt
D) 10-year bonds issued to the general public
E) Invoice from a supplier for inventory purchased
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Multiple Choice
A) Depreciation has no effect on taxes.
B) Interest paid is a noncash item.
C) Taxable income must be a positive value.
D) Net income is distributed either to dividends or retained earnings.
E) Taxable income plus interest and depreciation equals earnings before interest and taxes.
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Multiple Choice
A) -$88,200
B) -$51,400
C) $161,800
D) $211,600
E) $231,500
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Multiple Choice
A) $36,900
B) $66,700
C) $71,600
D) $89,400
E) $106,300
Correct Answer
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