Question: Question 11 Free cash flow may be calculated by taking a firm's operating cash flow and subtracting the period's capital expenditures and _____________________________ . Group

Question 11

Free cash flow may be calculated by taking a firm's operating cash flow and subtracting the period's capital expenditures and _____________________________ .

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current assets

changes in net working capital

current liabilities

cash balance

Question 12

The tax rate applicable to the last dollar of a person's income is called.

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average tax rate

total tax rate

marginal tax rate

aggregate tax rate

Question 13

Depreciation does not play an important role in tax rate calculations.

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True

False

Question 14

A current ratio of 1.3 suggests that a company is liquid.

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True

False

Question 15

A current ratio of 33.1 may cause a financial analyst to be suspect of a company's financial management.

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True

False

Question 16

If a company has a current ratio of 1.0 and a quick ratio of 1.0, what is likely to be missing.

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accounts receivable

accounts payable

accruals

inventory

Question 17

Home Depot may have a high inventory turnover ratio for the opposite reason that AutoZone has a low inventory turnover ratio.

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True

False

Question 18

A days sales outstanding ratio of 30 suggests a company collects its accounts receivable approximately once per month.

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True

False

Question 19

The asset turnover ratio ratio connects the income statement and the balance sheet.

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True

False

Question 20

The debt to total capital ratio illustrates how much debt a company holds on its books while the TIE ratio shows if its debt is affordable.

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True

False

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