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WGU C214 Multiple Attempt Study Guide

What standards are used to help US investors understand and compare foreign financial
statements to domestic financial statements? - ANSInternational Financial Reporting Standards

When a company is optimizing its resources and maintaining or improving productivity, they are
engaging in what hypothesis - ANSEfficient Market Hypothesis

What is the basic type of negotiable debt? - ANSBonds

What is the characteristic of a stock sold in the secondary markets? - ANSStocks sold in the
secondary markets are traded after the initial offering.

If a company is engaged in lobbying for tariffs and trade restrictions, if they are successful, what
are the two principal impacts? - ANSProtection for the lobbyist and higher prices for the
consumer pre reduced competition.

Describe what an income statement is in one sentence? - ANSIt covers a period of time and
starts with sales, takes out expenses, and ends with net income.

What is the difference between taxable income and accounting income? - ANSAccounting
income is reported as net income on the income statement whereas Taxable income is used to
determine the amount of tax a firm must pay.

Net Income 15,000
Depreciation Exp 2,000
Change in Operating Assets 1,200
Change in PP&E 2,000
Change in long-term liab. 1,200
Dividends paid 1,500
What is the Cash Flow from Financing? - ANSCFF= Incr Stock + Incr Debt -Dividends Paid
= 1200-1500
= -300

Net Income 121,000
Depreciation Expense 4,000
Accounts Receivable (30,000)
Change in net PP&E 15,000
Accounts Payable (5,000)
New Bank Loan 12,000
Dividends Paid 1,500

, What is the Cash Flow from Investing? - ANSCFI = Change in Net PPE + Depreciation Expense
= 15,000 + 4,000
= 19,000

A grandmother sets up a trust for her grandson. She desires him to receive $20,000 per year.
Her investment advisor finds an investment vehicle that
will yield 7%. How much will the grandmother have to put into the investment? - ANS20000/.07=
140*12 =1680.00

What is the number of payments of a semi-annual bond if the number of years remaining are
12? - ANSThere are 24 semi-annual payments remaining

bWhat is the expected rate of return for a stock that has a eta of 2.1. The market rate is 8.5%
with a risk free rate of 2%. - ANSE[R]=Rf + B(Rm - Rf)
=2% + 2.1(8.5%-2.0%)
=.02 + 2.1(0.0850-.02)
=.01565 or 15.65%

A company has a trial balance that shows $13,000 in bonds payable. On which financial
statement should this be shown? - ANSThis would be shown on the Balance Sheet under Long
Term Liabilities

Which is the principal account comprising Cash Flow from Investing - ANSThe principal account
for CFI is PP& E

What is the cash effect on the Statement of Cash Flow when current liabilities decline? -
ANSResults in a decrease in cash

If two companies use different inventory valuation methods, what difference would that be called
in calculating net income? - ANSAccounting Difference

There are two competitors. The gross margin for Green Company is .45. The gross margin for
Red Company is .40 Which company has a more productive manufacturing process? Why? -
ANSGreen company has a more productive manufacturing process because the high gross
margins are usually associated with and efficient production process.

What is the current ratio given a balance sheet with the following account balances:
Cash 10,000
Accounts Receivable 252,000
PP&E 725,000
Accounts Payable 93,000
Bank Loan 425,000
Common Stock 1,000,000 - ANSCurrent Ratio = Current Assets/Current Liabilities
=10000 + 252000/93000

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