[Q3] BEC Study Group 2014 - Page 52

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  • #185552
    jeff
    Keymaster

    @h0wdyus

    Incorrect

    The answer is B. Comparable sales.

    “The use of comparable sales is not an income approach to valuation of a business, it is a market approach. Under the comparable sales approach, the value of a business is determined by comparing it to other entities with comparable characteristics for which the value is more readily determinable.”

    This was a tricky one

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  • #594381
    JamesBJames
    Participant

    Ah, yeah, those can be a little tricky too. I think you'll get the hang of it when you do more questions.

    I had a couple of equations written out that I looked at it whenever I felt stuck. It was just stuff like “COGS = Beg. Finished Goods + COGM – End. Finished Goods,” and “COGM = Beg. WIP + DM + DL + O/V – End. WIP,” and so on, but it didn't take long to piece together how things worked.

    It also seems they love asking stuff about units produced. Becker had a ton of problems that were like, “Company X has forecasted sales of 12,000 units and it takes 4 [raw material] to make one unit. How much [raw material] do they have to use?” And then there's a difference between beginning and ending raw materials or finished goods that requires the company to use more or less materials.

    If you can just keep track of it in your head, they're usually very straightforward problems.

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    #594382
    Zackrampage
    Member

    Did you experience easier problems on the exam than becker? Were there many long calculation questions?

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    #594383
    jes7879
    Member

    @JamesBJames – thanks for the tip! I am going to try your method!

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    #594384
    YORKER
    Member

    I cant get past B2 Budget and Analysis. I never had so much trouble with any other part of the CPA exam it's just so confusing or maybe Becker is not explaining it well enough?

    #594385
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Help from anyone using Becker…..I am working on B6 — Financial Decisions section. When I went to do the homework, the questions had NOTHING to do with the material. Has anyone else had that problem?

    #594386
    Zackrampage
    Member

    @2104CPA That is a common characteristic of becker noticed it as well.

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    #594387
    GoVPI
    Participant

    The first part of ch6 is good, the manufacturing types like six sigma, the later half of the chapter is horrific. It is a jumbled mess of topics.

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    #594388
    Zackrampage
    Member

    Pop Quiz – Describe the difference between Six Sigma and a Lean?

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    #594389
    Zackrampage
    Member

    If average household income increases, then the housing market will experience:

    A.

    movement along the demand curve.

    B.

    a rightward shift in the demand curve.

    C.

    movement along and a shift in the demand curve

    D.

    there will be no change in the demand curve or movement along the demand curve

    My software says the answer is B, but I thought a shift is due to anything other than price. I would think A 🙁

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    #594390
    GoVPI
    Participant

    Zach, it is confusing, but I believe a change in income makes the demand curve shift..and movement along the demand curve is due to shift in quantity demand. Also to the question above lean manufacturing is cutting out all the unnecessary “non value” added activities and six sigma is the manufacturing improvement process. A six sigma process is one in which 99.99966% of the products manufactured are expected to be free of defects.. 3.4 defective units per every million.

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    #594391
    Zackrampage
    Member

    @CPAin14 thanks I get it 🙂

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    #594392
    Zackrampage
    Member

    Ok, I got too depressed looking at my score from MCQ's, which means it is time to read BEC Ninja book!

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    #594393
    stoleway
    Participant

    Question…

    1.What are three types of budgets?

    2. Name four derivative instruments used to manage interest rate risks

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    #594394
    Zackrampage
    Member

    @stoleway Flexible budget, static budget, master budget…. and 2. Forward, swap, options, futures.

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    #594395
    GoVPI
    Participant

    what chapter in becker (page if possible) is the interest rate risk instruments on?

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