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8/4/2019 Basic Financial Decisions
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1)Retained earnings:It is also known As: accumulated earnings, earnings surplus, unappropriated profit.
Retained earnings are the portion of net income or net profit, taken from the income
statement, that are not paid out as dividends, These earnings are reinvested in the
company or used for some purpose by the company. Retained earnings are used to improve the company through investment in research
and development, investment in plant and equipment, paying off debt, and other
programs.
Retained earnings are cumulative. They represent past as well as present earnings of
the firm that have been reinvested in the firm. The retained earnings account under the
Shareholder's Equity section of the balance sheet shows the retained earnings since
the inception of the company. Retained earnings are cumulative revenues from
undistributed profits.
2)Inventory control:
Inventory is essential to provide flexibility in operating a system. The inventory can be
classified into raw materials inventory, in-process inventory and finished goods inventory.
The cost of controlling these inventories is the cost of inventory control. This includes
ABC analysis
Fixing economical order quantity
Lead time analysis
Setting safety stock and reorder level
BASIC FINANCIAL DECISIONS:
The functions of raising funds , investing them in assets and distributing returns earned from
assets to shareholders are respectively known as known as financial decisions .Thus , finance
functions or decisions are divided into long term and short term decisions.
Long term financial decisions:
Long-term asset-mix or investment decision
Capital-mix or financing decision
Profit allocation or dividend decision
Short term financial decisions:
Short term asset mix or liquidity decision
Long term finance decisions:
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