A) $4,950
B) $44,800
C) $22,400
D) $112,000
E) $89,600
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Multiple Choice
A) compensate customers for an out-of-stock item.
B) compensate customers for faulty goods or services.
C) offset the interest charges on an account receivable.
D) induce customers to pay promptly.
E) induce customers to purchase specialty items.
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Multiple Choice
A) Net collection float of $19,500
B) Net collection float of $52,950
C) Net collection float of $91,950
D) Net disbursement float of $52,950
E) Net disbursement float of $91,950
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Multiple Choice
A) credit analysis.
B) collection policy.
C) account aging.
D) credit terms.
E) customer invoicing.
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Multiple Choice
A) Issued only by financial institutions
B) Issued only by corporations
C) Maturities limited to 90 days or less
D) Unsecured
E) Secured by accounts receivable
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Multiple Choice
A) as a safety margin.
B) for unforeseen investment opportunities.
C) for daily operations.
D) as a financial reserve.
E) for emergency situations.
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Multiple Choice
A) $4,333.33
B) $3,983.33
C) $4,209.33
D) $3,506.00
E) $4,020.00
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Multiple Choice
A) Mailing a check from a very remote location
B) Mailing an unsigned check so that it must be returned for a signature
C) Paying a loan payment at the bank rather than mailing a check to the bank
D) Requiring that all checks be held one day before mailing so they can be reviewed by a manager
E) Writing checks on a zero-balance account rather than on the master account
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Multiple Choice
A) $2,811; $1,215
B) $2,811; $1,269
C) $2,790; $1,215
D) $2,790; $1,225
E) $3,212; $1,269
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Multiple Choice
A) Requiring customers to submit all payments to a lockbox
B) Requiring customers to submit all payments to the home office
C) Initiating a financial electronic data interchange at the time of sale
D) Offering customers credit terms of 1/5, net 15
E) Eliminating all disbursement float
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Multiple Choice
A) $14,230
B) $15,970
C) $18,430
D) $7,300
E) $11,130
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Multiple Choice
A) $723
B) $2.431
C) $609
D) $854
E) $1,269
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Multiple Choice
A) terms of sale.
B) receivables factors.
C) five Cs of credit.
D) collection policy determinants.
E) credit scores.
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Multiple Choice
A) A minimum wage worker tends to buy more off-brand products than do more highly paid professionals.
B) A windshield company has to step up production because auto sales are increasing.
C) A grocery store is selling more fresh fruits and vegetables.
D) Restaurant sales are rising because unemployment is falling.
E) Retail stores have increased sales around the holiday season.
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Multiple Choice
A) I and IV only
B) II and III only
C) I, II, and IV only
D) II, III, and IV only
E) I, II, III, and IV
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Multiple Choice
A) $2,960; June 1
B) $3,515; June 1
C) $5,580; May 22
D) $6,076; May 22
E) $5,960; May 22
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Multiple Choice
A) number of orders per year.
B) average inventory level.
C) total costs of holding inventory.
D) level of inventory for the most expensive items.
E) total opportunity costs.
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Multiple Choice
A) Aging schedule
B) Collection report
C) Credit evaluation report
D) Invoice schedule
E) Terms of credit
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Multiple Choice
A) increased check kiting.
B) zero-balance accounts to disappear.
C) the elimination of all lockboxes.
D) a reduction in collection float, but not disbursement float.
E) a reduction in both collection and disbursement float.
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Multiple Choice
A) $46
B) $828
C) $424
D) $189
E) $1,070
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