Term 1 of 24
How do you find liquidity working capital
Futures contract
Money flow, receipts, expenditures
Subtract current assets by current liabilities
Divide current assets by current liabilities
Term 2 of 24
How do you find liquidity asset structure
Divide current assets by current liabilities
Current assets divided by total assets x 90
Current assets divided by total assets x 100
Current assets divided by total assets x 105
Term 3 of 24
Liabilities
Method of cash transactions to determine income
Define the problem
All your debt obligation to others
Futures contract
,Term 4 of 24
Fixed or long term assets
Items that can be easily sold for immediate cash
Items which are at least marketable and least readily converted into cash without loss
Items that are only used for short-term operations
Items that are not valuable and cannot be sold
Term 5 of 24
Short term goals are normally achieved in
6 months
2 years
1 year
4 year
Term 6 of 24
Subject to margin cells
Put option
Options contract
Forward contract
Futures contract
Term 7 of 24
Receipts
Expenses incurred from purchasing goods
Income received from sales of commodities produced, services rendered, etc.
Investments made in stocks and bonds
Method of cash transactions to determine income
, Term 8 of 24
Supply curve
Marginal cost curve above average variable cost curve is the individual producers
The average cost curve for a single producer
The total cost curve for all producers in the market
The demand curve that shows consumer preferences
Term 9 of 24
How do you find liquidity debt structure
Subtract current assets by current liabilities
Current liabilities divided by total liabilities x 10
Divide current assets by current liabilities
Current liabilities divided by total liabilities x 100
Term 10 of 24
sole proprietorship
A type of non-profit organization
A corporation that limits personal liability
Most common form of business arrangement in the US
A partnership between multiple business owners
Term 11 of 24
Accrual method of counting
Method of cash transactions to determine income
A technique for calculating future cash flows from investments
A system that records income when earned, regardless of cash flow
A method that focuses on long-term asset depreciation
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