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ByAdmin10. Question 10 If receivables increase, 1 point  It must be because sales have increased.  It’s because customers are paying late.  It’s unrelated to sales.  It’s…
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ByAdmin5. Question 5 If sales are growing and operational expenses are decreasing, then: 1 point  Operational expenses cannot decrease if sales increase.  The return on sales is probably…
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ByAdmin9. Question 9 A good solution to this problem can be to: 1 point  Get more shareholders to increase capital.  Improve margins.  Increase long-term debt, as it…
Compute the Gross Margin for Dec 2009.
ByAdmin1. Question 1 Compute the Gross Margin for Dec 2009. 1 point  6,762  6,472  7,352  5,835
If sales now grow 20% and days of collection are 120 like in question 1, then:
ByAdmin4. Question 4 If sales now grow 20% and days of collection are 120 like in question 1, then: 1 point  Receivables also grow 20% and thus will be…
If sales are €200 and NFO is 5% of sales, and payables is €30 and inventory €20, then days of receivables is:
ByAdmin6. Question 6 If sales are €200 and NFO is 5% of sales, and payables is €30 and inventory €20, then days of receivables is: 1 point  90 days…