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I.PART 1: STRESS AND ... BÌNH ****************
ĐỀ KIỂM TRA GIỮA HỌC KỲ II NĂM HỌC 2006-2007
Môn : ANH VĂN – Lớp 12 (Hệ 7 năm )
Thời gian làm bài : 60 phút ( không kể thời gian giao đề )
(Đề gồm 3 trang )
PART...
... goods sold, or $40,000. This $40,000 will more than cover the cash
shortage of $30,000.
Pat: That’s a perfect solution! Now, can we see how the balance sheet would
look in this case?
Kim: Sure. ... add up to
$65,000. But there is only $35,600 cash on hand. This leaves a cash shortage
of almost $30,000 ($65,000 less $35,600). Do you think that will force me to
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Understanding the Numbers
Nutrivite
Projected ... increased by $3,600 a year, from $96,400 to $100,000. Now, moving
on, how much do you think your sales will be this year?
Pat: I’m confident that sales will be $720,000 or even a little better....
... bankruptcy. The urgency of this question is why current assets (which
are expected to turn into cash within a year) and current liabilities (which are
expected to be paid in cash within a year) are shown ... LIQUIDITY
In the emergency room the first question is: Can this patient survive? Simi-
larly, the first issue in analyzing financial statements is: Can this company sur-
vive? Business survival means being ... convey much valuable information about
the enterprise to anyone who knows how to analyze them. This informa-
tion goes to the core of the organization’s business strategy and the effec-
tiveness...
... 5, or about 70 days. Whether
this is good or bad depends on industry standards. Companies in the auto-
retailing or the furniture-manufacturing industry would accept this ratio. In
the supermarket ... $21,600/$120,000 18%
This ratio indicates the raw (or basic) earning power of the business. Raw earn-
ing power is independent of whether assets are financed by equity or debt.
This independence ... dividends. This makes debt less risky than equity to the investors,
and so debt holders are willing to accept a lower rate of return than hold-
ers of the riskier equity securities.
This contrast...
... fu-
ture earnings of their burden. We do not claim that this was done in the case of
Mason Dixon Bancshares, but its results are consistent with this practice.
Though exceptions like the Mason Dixon ... materials for this analysis; however, the formidable task of creating—an
analysis comparable to that provided by Mason Dixon—is typically left to the
user. The central goal of this chapter is ... or bankruptcy.
This type of information is of critical importance to present and potential
creditors and investors. There are several different methods of analysis for
obtaining this predictive...
... of nonrecurring items create difficult judgment calls
in implementing this concept of operating income. Management may use this
flexibility to manage the operating income number. That is, the ... by the
goal of maintaining stable growth in this key performance measure.
Some of the items in Exhibit 2.7 would seem to have been equally at home
within the operating income section. An environmental ... and multistep
income statement. This format is outlined in Exhibit 2.8. The income statement
of AK Steel Holding Corporation, shown in Exhibit 2.9, illustrates this format.
Each of the special...
... results. This princi-
ple caused Escalon to recognize its share of its investee’s loss in 2000. How-
ever, there is no cash outflow on Escalon’s part associated with simply
recognizing this loss ... 2.11. This summary highlights the rarity of extraordinary items under
current reporting requirements. Debt extinguishments represent the largest
portion of the disclosed extraordinary items. This ... of the Escalon
statement of cash flows, a portion of which is included in Exhibit 2.16, reveals
this not to be the case. Cash inflows of $2,059,835 and $2,117,180 from the
sales of Betadine and...
... foreign-currency assets and liabilities will expand and
contract. This results, in turn, in foreign currency transaction gains and losses.
This is the essence of the concept of currency exposure.
Translation ... as-reported net income of Mason Dixon Bancshares. This restatement re-
moved the effects of all items considered by Mason Dixon to be nonrecur-
ring.
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This disclosure was found in the MD&A of ... statement. However, some large nonrecurring
items underlie this net balance.
Notice the very large increase in the provision for environmental matters.
This increase is in turn offset in part by the sharp...
... automati-
cally, sometimes from a third party’s fulfillment center. Also, the payment
is being processed electronically. The electronic payment, usually through a
third-party clearance house, must ... class of software that is used mostly by middle-level and senior executives to
make decisions, this software combines many of the features of traditional ex-
ception reporting with the graphical ... analysis.
Typically, most data in a database or data warehouse is three dimensional
and looks something like a Rubic’s cube. Consider a database model for a chain
of 300 retail stores. The first...
... world.
This explosion in deal making might lead one to assume that mergers and ac-
quisitions are an easy way for corporate managers to create value for their
shareholders. To assess this, we ... Bliss
The subject of this chapter is growth by acquisition; few other business transac-
tions receive more scrutiny in both the popular and academic presses. There are
several reasons for this attention. ... return. To lose sight of this simple fact or to succumb to the
emotion and frenetic pace of M&A deal-making activities is a sure path to an
unsuccessful result. Our goal in this chapter is to identify...
... had quit or been fired, and the company’s
third-quarter loss was an astounding $512 million. As if all of this weren’t bad
enough, DaimlerChrysler’s third-largest shareholder, Kirk Kekorian, ... two, but the important thing to under-
stand is that changes in share prices simply reflect the market’s expectations
about future cash flows or their risk—nothing more and nothing less. If in-
vestors ... announcement. In spite of this, Quaker’s man-
agers proceeded, pushing the deal through on the promise that Snapple would
be the beverage industry’s next Gatorade. This claim unfortunately ignored...
... these criteria. The companies on this shortened list should be first an-
alyzed assuming they would remain as a stand-alone business after the acquisi-
tion. This analysis should go beyond just ... criteria:
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Other popular tools for this analysis include SWOT (strengths, weak-
nesses, opportunities, and threats) analysis, the Porter’s Five Forces model,
and gap analysis. Once this process is completed, ... market value and there is no creation of goodwill. Because of
this, there is no reduction in net income due to goodwill amortization. This
method requires that the acquired firm’s shareholders maintain...
... executives should con-
sider keeping the entities separate for some time period. This allows each to
operate comfortably within its own culture while at the same time learning to
appreciate the strengths ... alternative. The second economic principle in valuation is
the principle of substitution. This states that the value of something tends to
be determined by the cost of acquiring an equally desirable substitute. ... financial benefits, such as cash flows, into a
present single amount. This approach is based on the concept that the value of
something is its expected future benefits expressed in present value dollars....
... peers at 22%. This is due to ACME’s profit margin of 11%, as com-
pared to its peers at 5%.
The purpose of the this part of Victoria’s analysis is to assess the risk fac-
tors of owning this business ... is the direct equity
methodology. Under this approach a company’s net income or cash flow is the
basis to determine the value of the company’s stock. This methodology either
capitalizes net income ... had a ratio of 1.6 while ACME had a current ratio of
1.0. This is likely due to ACME having a significant portion of its financ-
ing due within twelve months as opposed to longer term financing.
•...
... that the computer is currently using. In human terms, you can
think of RAM as the memory storing part of your brain. When you are thinking about
a problem, you are using your own RAM to work through ... external financial
reporting. His most recent publications in this area are chapters on Activity
Based Accounting and Profit Planning for the third edition of The Portable
MBA in Finance and Accounting.
John ... financial analysis, Guide to Financial Re-
porting and Analysis, was published in July 2000. A third book on how
accounting is used to mislead investors, The Financial Numbers Game: Identi-
fying...