FIN Ch. 2 Learnsmart
free cash flow is better described as
fixed asset investments total distributable cash flow
which of the following are components of cash flow from assets
Capital Spending Change in networking capital operating cash flow
Easiest to hardest (turning assets into cash)
Cash equivalents accounts receivable inventory plants and equipment
Which of these questions can be answered by reviewing the balance sheet?
The total amount of assets the firm owns How much debt is used to finance the firm
net income refers to money earned
after interest and taxes
in the long run, costs may be considered as
all variable
noncash items do not affect
cash flow
Assets can be categorized as
current and fixed tangible and intangible
networking capital equals
current assets-current liabilities
marginal tax rates are the most important tax rates because
incremental cash flows are taxed at marginal tax rates financial decisions are normally based on new cash flows
the price at which buyers and sellers would trade is
market value
non cash items directly affect ___ but do not affect __
net income; cash flow
two ways in which financial accountants classify costs?
period, product
Liquidity has two dimensions which are the ability to:
quickly convert assets into cash without significant loss in value
Financial leverage refers to a firms
use of debt in its capital structure
when is revenue recognized on an income statement
when earnings process is virutually completed when the exchange of goods and services is completed
physical assets are termed
tangible assets
what does stockholders equity represent?
a residual claim against the firms assets
Operating cash flow
is usually positive is a sign of trouble if negative
Under GAAP, assets are carried on a firm's balance sheet at
historical cost book value
the purpose of a ___ is to measure performance over a set period of time
income statement
A balance sheet reflects a firms
Economic value at a specific time accounting value on a specific date
which of the following are classified as liabilities on a firms balance sheet?
deferred taxes accounts payable
in finance, the value of a firm depends on its ability to generate
cash flows