A) a large proportion of credit sales.
B) embezzlement of company funds.
C) unexpected slow selling seasons.
D) slow-paying customers.
E) customers who pay early.
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True/False
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A) asset and convertible.
B) preferred and standard.
C) common and class.
D) equity and asset.
E) preferred and common.
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A) credit-reporting agency
B) stockbroker
C) factor
D) real estate agent
E) credit union
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A) enough money coming into the firm to cover the expenses in that period.
B) more cash flowing out than in since this represents growth.
C) to use short-term financing only two to three times a year.
D) a constant need for short-term financing.
E) most of its cash going to its customers.
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A) cash flow.
B) factor proceeds.
C) dividends.
D) equity capital.
E) debt capital.
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A) 1.2 percent
B) 8.33 percent
C) 12 percent
D) 122 percent
E) It is impossible to calculate the return on owners' equity with this information.
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A) inventory.
B) employee wages.
C) extending credit policies.
D) new locations.
E) additional cash registers.
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A) zero-base
B) traditional
C) cash
D) capital
E) production
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A) Once
B) Twice
C) A maximum of three times
D) Once per year
E) Unlimited
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Multiple Choice
A) a loan has been secured by inventory.
B) a loan has been obtained to purchase raw materials.
C) a shipper or freight company has bought merchandise from a company.
D) fur coats are being stored in a retail location.
E) the lender is taking precautions because the loan is unsecured.
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