FIN 2 Financial Management Quiz #3 Name: ______________ ___________________________ Date: ________________ Identification: ____________ 1. Refers to accounts receivable uncollected as subsequently written off. ____________ 2. The rate at w/c the firm could borrow funds to finance sales. ____________ 3. Consist of more specialized forms of credit bureaus. _____________ 4. Are institutions organized for the exchange of ledger information among associated creditors? _____________ 5. Financial resources of the credit applicant. ________ _____ 6. The ability of the applicant to operate successfully. _____________ 7. The reputation for honesty and fair dealing of the applicant or the owners of the firm applying for credit. _____________ 8. The method used to determine what quantity to order so as to minimize total inventory cost. _____________ 9. The portion of the inventory used for expected seasonal, cyclical and secular changes in inventory. _____________ 10. The activity that keeps track of how many of the produced items needed to create a product or service are on hand. _____________11. It is B that, oftentimes , provide the funds necessary for liquidity. _____________12. It is the letter I that refers to credit flowing from a large business to small business. _____________13. What is the L that refers to the ability of the firm to pay its bills on time or otherwise, meets its current obligations. ____________ 14. A letter C with a high degree of precision and reliability provides the firm with realistic approaches to planning and budgeting. Page | 1
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FIN 2 Financial ManagementQuiz #3Name: ______________
___________________________ Date:
________________Identification:____________ 1. Refers to accounts
receivable uncollected as subsequently written off.____________ 2.
The rate at w/c the firm could borrow funds to finance
sales.____________ 3. Consist of more specialized forms of credit
bureaus._____________4. Are institutions organized for the exchange
of ledger information among associated creditors?_____________5.
Financial resources of the credit applicant._____________6. The
ability of the applicant to operate successfully._____________ 7.
The reputation for honesty and fair dealing of the applicant or the
owners of the firm applying for credit._____________ 8. The method
used to determine what quantity to order so as to minimize total
inventory cost._____________9. The portion of the inventory used
for expected seasonal, cyclical and secular changes in
inventory._____________10. The activity that keeps track of how
many of the produced items needed to create a product or service
are on hand._____________11. It is B that, oftentimes , provide the
funds necessary for liquidity._____________12. It is the letter I
that refers to credit flowing from a large business to small
business._____________13. What is the L that refers to the ability
of the firm to pay its bills on time or otherwise, meets its
current obligations.____________ 14. A letter C with a high degree
of precision and reliability provides the firm with realistic
approaches to planning and budgeting.____________ 15. The letter W
refers to that part of the capital of the company which is
continually circulating.____________16. Letter I that earns nothing
and even if it is kept in a bank; the interest it earns is
minimal.__________17. It is the letter L that refers to activities
geared towards achieving the liquidity objectives of the
firm.__________18. It is the letter G which is the total amount of
the firms current assets.__________19. It is the letter W which is
the total amount of current assets minus current liabilities.
__________20. The letter C that may be utilized by the firm to earn
higher returns.Page | 1
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