EBK PRINCIPLES OF OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
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Author: Munson
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Chapter 11, Problem 10P
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To determine: The company percentage of assets committed to inventory last year.
b)
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To determine: The company percentage of assets committed to inventory this year.
c)
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To explain: The change in the percentage of assets committed to inventory.
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Whitebridge Hardware Store has a monthly demand for lawn fertilizer listed below. The gardening season starts in early spring when people want to fertilize their lawns.
Period
Demand
Jan
59
Feb
68
March
91
April
145
May
182
June
212
July
193
Aug
174
Sept
144
Oct
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Nov
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Dec
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Answer Questions 1 – 5 below. [Be sure to watch the video on how to complete your forecasting problem, in the content module.] Everything must be typed including the graph.
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On-Balance Sheet Items (Assets)
(in millions)
Cash
$ 10,000
Government securities
30,000
Interbank deposits
5,000
Home loans to personal finance customers
20,000
Loans to corporate customers
75,000
Total Balance Sheet Assets
$140,000
Off-Balance Sheet Items
Standby letters of credit backing corporate borrowings
$ 10,000
Long term unused loan commitments made to private corporations
20,000
Total Off-Balance Sheet Items
$30,000
Bank Capital
Common stock (par value)
$ 1,000
Surplus
1,500
Retained earnings
1,500
Subordinated debentures
2,000
Minority interest in subsidiaries
1,000
Allowance for loan and lease losses (reserves)
1,000
Non cumulative perpetual preferred stock
1,000
Intermediate term preferred stock
4,000
Equity commitment notes
2,000
Basel…
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EBK PRINCIPLES OF OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
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