[Q3] BEC Study Group 2014 - Page 67

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  • #185552
    jeff
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    @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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  • #594606
    M.O.D.
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    @ stoleway

    Do you have the Gleim SIM/essay package?

    When I was preparing for the CMA (which requires 1 hour of essays) I was writing 4 essays per day to prepare.

    Some I rewrote 2-3 times over. Practice makes perfect, like with anything else.

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    #594607
    M.O.D.
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    At a remote computer center, management installed an automated scheduling system to load data files and execute programs at specific times during the day. The best approach for verifying that the scheduling system performs as intended is to

    A. Audit job accounting data for file accesses and job initiation/termination messages.

    B. Analyze job activity with a queuing model to determine workload characteristics.

    C. Simulate the resource usage and compare the results with actual results of operations.

    D. Use library management software to track changes to successive versions of applications programs.

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    #594608
    stoleway
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    MOD…Yes I do and I practice them at least once a day.

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    #594609
    GoVPI
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    Siaggas Corp, a greek shipping company, will need to purchase 1 Million in US dollars with euros in six months. The risk exposure faced by the company that the value of the euro will fall in relation to the US dollar is referred to as:

    Purchasing power risk

    Economic exposure

    Translation exposure

    Transaction exposure

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    #594610
    M.O.D.
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    I would say transaction exposure because there is only one transaction at risk here.

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    #594611
    stoleway
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    MOD …is the answer A?

    @CPAin14

    The scenario above is transaction exposure

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    #594612
    stoleway
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    Which method of budgeting technique assume that cashflow are re-invested at the company's minimum Required Rate of Return?

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    #594613
    GoVPI
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    Yep.

    A planned federal government stimulus plan is estimated govt spending to increase 50 Million next year. Economist determined the MPC is .75. As a result of the stimulus plan the GDP will increase by what amount?

    50 million

    67 million

    88 million

    200 million

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    #594614
    M.O.D.
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    @ stoleway

    Yes, answer is A.

    NPV method assumes both cash outflows and inflows are measured at the company's hurdle rate.

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    #594615
    stoleway
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    MOD…..Correct

    @CPAin14……is it 200?

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    #594616
    GoVPI
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    Im not sure… I got it wrong on becker and its not telling me the correct answer. I chose 88 so thats out.

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    #594617
    M.O.D.
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    The increase in GDP is govt stimulus x multiplier

    The multiplier = 1/(1-MPC) = 1/.25 =4

    So 50×4 =200

    The reasoning is that the money get recycled 4 times through the economy, because consumers consume and re-consume again, etc. The marginal propensity to consume (MPC = .75) is a constant that measures this.

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    #594618
    GoVPI
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    Thanks.

    When a firm finances each asset with a financial instrument of the same approximate maturity as the life of the asset it is applying:

    Working Capital management

    Operating leverage

    Return maximization

    Financial leverage

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    #594619
    stoleway
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    Working Capital management?

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    #594620
    Anonymous
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    The opportunity cost of making a component part where there is no alternative use for the factory is:

    a. The fixed manufacturing cost of the component.

    b. Zero.

    c. The total variable cost of the component.

    d. The total manufacturing cost of the component.

    Explanation

    Choice “b” is correct. Zero. If there is excess capacity, then it is not possible to have an opportunity cost because nothing is being foregone.

    If there is no alternative use for the factory, doesn't it mean that there is no excess capacity? i'm confused..

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