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ADMS 3530 –
Updated Winter 2024 1 Unit 11: Review Questions –
Solutions 1. Calculate the Cash Conversion and Operating cycle, given the following information: Data Average Inventory 1,500.00 Average AR 2,500.00 Average AP 650.00 Sales 12,000.00 COGS 9,500.00 A) 107 days and 132 days B) 109 days and 134 days C) 111 days and 136 days D) 113 days and 138 days E) 109 days and 138 days 2. Best Corporation has $16.8 million of average inventory, $4.0 million of average trade receivables, $5.2 million of average trade payables, an annual cost of sales of $26.5 million and annual sales of $48 million. What is the cash conversion cycle of this firm? Please round your final answer to the nearest integer. A) 88 days B) 125 days C) 145 days D) 190 days E) 261 days 3. Your company borrows $80,000 on a discount basis paying 10% for a year. What would be the effective annual rate for this loan? A) 8.00% B) 10.80% C) 11.11% D) 12.00% E) 15.00% 4. A firm borrows $150,000 from a bank for which it has to maintain a compensating balance of 14%. If the stated interest rate is 10% for the loan and payments of interest are made monthly, what is the effective annual rate for this loan? A) 12.27% B) 14.00% C) 16.65% D) 20.00%
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Updated Winter 2024 2 E) 24.00% 5. Bell Outdoor Sports expects to sell 10,500 kayaks this year. The cost of placing an order from its supplier is $1,200. Each kayak costs $250 and carrying costs are 10% of the purchase price. What is the economic order quantity? A) 982 B) 1,004 C) 1,122 D) 1,596 E) 1,768 6. Hamiton Hardware currently offers terms of sale of 2/30, net 60 to its customers. What is the effective annual rate it is charging its customers who take the full 60 days to pay? A) 19.1% B) 23.5% C) 27.9% D) 55.0% E) 60.7% 7. Consider a $100,000 bank loan for one year at a quoted annual simple interest rate of 9%. What is the difference between the cost of this bank loan when it is quoted with a compensating balance of 15%, versus the cost of this bank loan when it is borrowed on a discount basis? A) The compensating loan is 0.60% per year cheaper B) The compensating loan is 0.70% per year cheaper C) The discount loan is 0.60% per year cheaper D) The discount loan is 0.70% per year cheaper E) Both loans are charging the same effective annual interest rate 8. A firm sells its $2,000,000 accounts receivable to a factor at a 3% discount. The average collection period is one month. What is the effective annual rate of this factoring? A) 3.00% B) 13.03% C) 18.99% D) 30.92% E) 44.13% 9. A firm sells its products on terms of net 30 at $205 per unit. The present value of production cost is $135 per unit. The opportunity cost is 1% per month, and there are 30 days per month. It is estimated
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