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Business Accounting and Finance
Tony Davies, University of Wales, Lampeter, UK
Brian Pain, University of Luton, UK
Management of working capital
Self-test Questions
1
The working capital requirement (WCR) is
A)
working capital less short-term debt less cash
B)
working capital plus short-term debt plus cash
C)
stocks plus debtors less creditors plus prepayments less accruals
D)
stocks plus debtors less creditors
2
Working capital is
A)
WCR plus short-term debt plus cash
B)
equity plus long-term debt less fixed assets
C)
WCR less short-term debt less cash
D)
equity plus long-term debt plus fixed assets
3
Companies may adopt an aggressive or a conservative working capital policy. An aggressive policy means that a company
A)
holds high levels of cash and stocks
B)
has a low level of flexibility
C)
faces a low level of risk
D)
expects a lower level of profitability
4
Questions 4 to 7 refer to the following diagram:
ch15a (50.0K)
ch15a
Stock turnover days for 2001 are higher/lower than 2000 by
A)
+ 25.0%
B)
- 25.0%
C)
+ 12.5%
D)
- 12.5%
5
Average customer settlement days for 2001 are higher/lower than 2000 by
A)
- 8.0%
B)
+ 10.6%
C)
- 10.6%
D)
+ 8.0%
6
Average supplier payment days for 2001 are higher/lower than 2000 by
A)
+ 33.3%
B)
- 40.0%
C)
- 33.3%
D)
+ 40.0%
7
The operating cycle for 2001 is
A)
33 days
B)
55 days
C)
107 days
D)
129 days
8
'A management philosophy that incorporates a 'pull' system of producing or purchasing components and products in response to customer demand' describes
A)
materials requirement planning (MRP)
B)
optimised production technology (OPT)
C)
kanban
D)
just in time (JIT)
9
Short-term cash flow improvement may not be achieved by
A)
reducing stocks
B)
reducing trade creditors
C)
increasing trade creditors
D)
reducing trade debtors
10
Long-term cash flow improvement may not be achieved by
A)
reducing long-term loans
B)
increasing equity capital
C)
increasing long-term liabilities
D)
reducing capital expenditure
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