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UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONSMay/June 2022
FIN3702
WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
70 Marks
2 Hours
This paper consists of 21 pages including an invigilator QR code on page 2, one rough work
page on page 20 and an honesty declaration form on page 21. Please scan the QR code before
you start with your examination. If you encounter difficulty with scanning the QR code, you
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Adequate space for answering the questions has been provided on this exam paper but you
are welcome to use your own answer sheets if your work is legible.
Answer SECTION A and SECTION B.
SECTION A consists of 30 multiple-choice questions worth 30 marks (answer table
provided on page 10) and SECTION B consists of two essay questions totalling 40
marks. Your final mark out of 70 will be expressed as a percentage.
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SECTION A: MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS [30 MARKS]
1. Which one of the following is incorrect according to the statement below?
The operating cash required by a firm can be minimised by …
1. keeping lower inventory levels.
2. shortening the production cycle.
3. paying accounts payable as soon as possible.
4. collecting account receivable as quickly as possible.
2. The efficient management of cash involves ...
a. taking advantage of cash discounts.
b. maximizing the cash turnover.
c. increasing the inventory levels.
d. using any technique to collect accounts receivable.
e. delaying cash payments without affecting creditworthiness.
1. a, b, c.
2. b, c, d.
3. c, d, e.
4. a, d, e.
5. a, b, e.
3. First National Bank Ltd has offered Junior the following alternatives in response
to the R75 000 one-year loan application he made to the bank.
• Alternative 1: 7% discount interest, with a 10% compensating balance.
• Alternative 2: 8% simple interest with interest paid monthly.
What will be the effective annual rate if Junior chooses to take the cheaper alternative?
1. 7.23%
2. 7.67%
3. 8.00%
4. 8.30%
4. Which of the following statements are correct?
a. Net working capital is defined as the difference between current assets and
current liabilities.
b. Net working capital is the portion of a firm’s current assets financed with short-
term funds
c. The less liquid a firm is, the less likely it will be able to meet its current
obligations.
d. The more predictable the firm’s cash inflows, the more net working capital it
requires.
e. Net working capital can be used to evaluate the possibility of technical solvency.
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