Over-capitalization can be defined as situation, when: ( ) a business entity has got more long term capital resources than it is needed. ( ) a business entity has got more short term capital resources than it is needed. ( ) a business entity has got more of total capital resources than it is able to be spent. ( ) a business entity has got more current liabilities than it is needed. To the group of factors influencing the scope and amount of company´s property does not belong ( ) level of capital structure dynamics ( ) level of property employment ( ) price of property ( ) scope of production Debts are ( ) always long term ( ) influencing the management of company because debtors have the right to manage the company ( ) mostly cheaper than equity ( ) provided only in order to cover current assets Capital structure is also called as ( ) assets structure ( ) financial structure ( ) property structure ( ) resulting structure The main function of capital of a company is ( ) to assure investments at the minimal average cost of capital acquisition ( ) to assure maximal profitability ( ) to assure minimal cost of equity ( ) to assure optimal capital structure Altman Z-score is ( ) combined model for predicting bankruptcy and financial standing ( ) model for predicting bankruptcy ( ) model for predicting financial standing ( ) model for predicting profitability "Double taxation" of profit is related to ( ) businesses of individuals ( ) capital companies ( ) personal companies ( ) public dompanies Unuseful fixed cost ( ) are also called overheads ( ) are arising from increasing scope of production at unchanged fixed costs ( ) are arising from unemployed production capacities ( ) are calculated as difference between fixed and variable costs In relation to a dependence on the scope of production, costs are classified ( ) according to the accounting definition ( ) according to the purpose of their consumption ( ) as direct and overhead ( ) as fixed and variable Recommended values of indicators of liquidity are based on ( ) amount of financial assets ( ) cash-flow from financial activities ( ) financial strategy of business entity ( ) level of risk on the side of owners On the second level of Du Pont Analysis, return on equity is evaluated as a function of indicators ( ) of current ratio and total assets turnover ( ) of net return on sales, total assets turnover and financial leverage ( ) of net return on sales, total assets turnover and ratio of total assets and equity ( ) of production power and current assets turnover
- Over-capitalization can be defined as situation, when:
( ) a business entity has got more long term capital resources than it is needed.
( ) a business entity has got more short term capital resources than it is needed.
( ) a business entity has got more of total capital resources than it is able to be spent.
( ) a business entity has got more current liabilities than it is needed.
- To the group of factors influencing the scope and amount of company´s property does not belong
( ) level of capital structure dynamics
( ) level of property employment
( ) price of property
( ) scope of production
- Debts are
( ) always long term
( ) influencing the management of company because debtors have the right to manage the company
( ) mostly cheaper than equity
( ) provided only in order to cover current assets
- Capital structure is also called as
( ) assets structure
( ) financial structure
( ) property structure
( ) resulting structure
- The main function of capital of a company is
( ) to assure investments at the minimal average cost of capital acquisition
( ) to assure maximal profitability
( ) to assure minimal
( ) to assure optimal capital structure
- Altman Z-score is
( ) combined model for predicting bankruptcy and financial standing
( ) model for predicting bankruptcy
( ) model for predicting financial standing
( ) model for predicting profitability
- "Double
taxation " of profit is related to
( ) businesses of individuals
( ) capital companies
( ) personal companies
( ) public dompanies
- Unuseful fixed cost
( ) are also called overheads
( ) are arising from increasing scope of production at unchanged fixed costs
( ) are arising from
( ) are calculated as difference between fixed and variable costs
- In relation to a dependence on the scope of production, costs are classified
( ) according to the accounting definition
( ) according to the purpose of their consumption
( ) as direct and overhead
( ) as fixed and variable
- Recommended values of indicators of liquidity are based on
( ) amount of financial assets
( ) cash-flow from financial activities
( ) financial strategy of business entity
( ) level of risk on the side of owners
- On the second level of Du Pont Analysis, return on equity is evaluated as a function of indicators
( ) of current ratio and total assets turnover
( ) of net return on sales, total assets turnover and financial leverage
( ) of net return on sales, total assets turnover and ratio of total assets and equity
( ) of production power and current assets turnover
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