Agricultural Finance Principles: Capital Management, Business Planning and Loan Structure

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What is agricultural finance? It involves managerial decisions on acquiring and using _____ resources to grow and protect equity capital.
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What are the four key financial statements and how are they connected to one another? They include the Income statement, Balance sheet, statement of cash flow, and statement of _____ equity.
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Business plans have three parts: Production, Finance, and _____.
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An optimal loan program is preferred by borrowers when there is a maturity structure of debt that matches the length of the _____ period of the asset being financed.
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A self-liquidating loan requires that the asset or project being financed generates more cash returns over its life than the size of the loan plus the _____ obligation.
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A standard operating loan involves a separate borrowing transaction where the purpose, size, interest rate, and repayment date are _____ upon.
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A nonrevolving line of credit is based on a cash flow budget where money is dispensed as outlined, and repayment occurs when inflows are greater than _____.
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A revolving line of credit involves a maximum line of credit agreed upon for the next planning period, typically for producers with accurate and reliable _____ budgets.
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Repayment plans for noncurrent assets are generally based on installment loans that are amortized with regularly scheduled payments. One alternative payment schedule is the _____ Payment, where total payment remains constant.
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The time value of money concept states that the sooner a dollar is available, the greater its value. Compounding determines the future value of cash flows, while _____ determines the present value.
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A sinking fund is used to find what sum of money needs to be deposited regularly at the end of each period, compounded at a given rate, to equal a specified _____ value.
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Present Value (PV) refers to the number of dollars available or invested at the current time or the current value of some amount to be received in the _____.
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Future Value (FV) is the amount to be received at some future time or the amount a present value will be worth at a future date when invested at a given _____ rate.
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Payment (PMT) refers to the number of dollars to be paid or received in a _____ period.
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The interest rate, also called the discount rate, is used to find present and future values and is often equal to the opportunity cost of _____.
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The time period (n) is the number of time periods used to compute present and future _____.
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An annuity is a term used to describe a series of periodic _____.
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Simple interest means that only the original principal, or amount of money, earns interest over the life of the _____.
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Compound interest means that each time interest is paid, it is added to or compounded into the _____.
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Investment analysis, also called capital budgeting, involves determining the profitability of an investment by considering factors like initial cost, net cash revenues, terminal value, and _____ rate.
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The four methods to analyze and compare investments include the payback period, simple rate of return, net present value, and internal rate of _____.
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Sensitivity analysis is a process of asking several 'what if' _____ to evaluate different scenarios.
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