Answer:
Net operating cash flow= $9,300
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Sales $22,000
Depreciation $8,000
Other operating costs $12,000
Tax rate 35%
We need to determine the net operating cash flow:
Sales= 22,000
Other operating costs= (12,000)
Depreciation= (8,000)
EBIT= 2,000
Tax= (2,000*0.35)= (700)
Depreciation= 8,000
Net operating cash flow= 9,300
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
A. As per the general principles of accounting expenses are recorded on the debit side thus they are increases when debit transaction is made.
B. Transactions involving liabilities are recorded on credit side of the accounts.
C. Revenues are recorded on credit side of the transactions thus revenues increased when accounts are credited.
D. Transactions involving purchase of assets are recorded on debit side thus debit transactions increases debits.
Answer: a. percentage change analysis.
B. Blue Hamster Manufacturing Inc.’s ability to meet its debt obligations has improved since its debt-to-equity ratio decreased from 0.60 to 0.38.
D. A decline in the inventory turnover ratio could likely be explained by operational difficulties that the company faced, which led to duplicate orders placed to vendors
Explanation:
1. The analysis which has to do with the calculation of the growth rates of all items from balance sheet and the income statement which is relative to a base year is referred to as the percentage change analysis.
2. The statements that can be included in the analysis report from the question include:
• Blue Hamster Manufacturing Inc.’s ability to meet its debt obligations has improved since its debt-to-equity ratio decreased from 0.60 to 0.38
• A decline in the inventory turnover ratio could likely be explained by operational difficulties that the company faced, which led to duplicate orders placed to vendors.
Answer: B) Keep bidding until all other bidders quit, regardless of your reservation price.
Explanation: Familiar to English auctions, the bidders are aware of the prices of items on sale and the numbers of other bidders. This price is known as the reserve or reservation price which is the limit on the price of the item on sale set by the seller (that is the lowest price the seller is willing to sell the item). The bids start at a low price and keeps coming in until there are no more bids irregardless of the reservation price set. It probably depends on how much you value the item on sale and are willing to pay for it. Not necessarily on the reservation price.
