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Question 1
i.
Inventory period: 365* ($7100/$40000) =64.7 ~ 65 Days
ii.
receivables
period: 365 * ($3000/$75000) = 14.6 ~ 15 days
iii.
payables period: 365 * ($4830/$40000) = 44.7 ~ 44 days
Question 2
i.
Operating cycle = inventory period + accounts receivable period
Operating cycle for 2020= 14.6 + 64.7 = 79days
ii.
Cash Cycle = inventory period + accounts receivable period – Accounts payable
period= 79-44= 35 daays
Question 3
i.
increasing long-term debt: decrease cash
ii.
increasing current liabilities: increase cash
iii.
increasing current assets other than cash: decrease cash
iv.
increasing equity (i.e., selling some stock): increase cash
iv.
increasing cash dividend payments: decrease cash
Question 4
Net working capital = current assets – current liabilities
= (3+2.8)-3.3millions
= 2.5 millions
Board of company need not to worry about the net working capital as it has hogher than
minimum requirement of the company.
Question 5
Sources of short term financing
-
Accural accounts
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Invoice discounting
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Trade credit
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Factoring
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Working capital loan
Question 6
US cost of project= 5 million
Exchange rate US $1= ZC5.5
Cost of project in Zanaian Cedis: (5*5.5)= 27.5 million ZC
Cost of project in Zanaian Cedis = 27.5 ZC
Question 7
Inflation rate in Zana= 9%pa= 0.09 per year
Cost after 3 years= 5.50((1+0.09)^3)= 7.12
Inflation rate in US= 3%pa
Cost of goods in US= $1.00
Cost after 3 years= $1.00((1+0.03)^3)= $1.09
According to relative purchase power parity, exchange rate in 3years will be:
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$1.00 = ZC 7.12/1.09= ZC 6.53
Question 8
From above answer Cedi depreciates. After three years the exchange rate of $1 to Cedi will
be 6.53ZC. So it takes more cedis to buy US dollar.
Question 9
- Due to the high penetration rate of emerging economies, these nations offer excellent
opportunities for maximizing profit margins.
- Businesses can diversify more heavily in emerging market nations because doing so will
assist reduce their exposure to foreign exchange risk (Gong, 2020).
- Emerging economies typically have better profit margins because there is more demand for
high-quality businesses. As a result, increasing market share and profit margins is a potential.
- Emerging economies have a significant cost-cutting advantage, and doing business in these
nations will be far more affordable.
Question 10
- As a result of uncertain regulation in emerging economies, there will be a high level of
government interference, which will have a significant negative impact on firms.
- Emerging economies are frequently accused of manipulating their books of accounts
because these nations do not fully adopt the international accounting norms and principles
(Lugo, 2021). In that case, there will also be a business risk.
- High exchange rate volatility is correlated with significant risk. The entire company is at
danger due to the significant volatility of emerging market currencies.
References
Gong, R. (2020). Short selling threat and corporate financing decisions.
Journal of Banking
& Finance
,
118
, 105853. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbankfin.2020.105853
Lugo, S. (2021). Short-term debt catering.
Journal of Corporate Finance
,
66
(3), 101817.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcorpfin.2020.101817
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