What is the formula for owner's equity on the balance sheet?
Assets - Liabilities
A firm has a current ratio of 1.2. Is this firm liquid?
Which budget focuses on the revenues of a single enterprise?
enterprise budget
decrease
Which legal structure has one owner and unlimited liability?
Sole Proprietorship
Which statement shows how much profit a business made during a specific period
Income statement
current ratio, quick ratio, and working capital are examples of measures of ___________________.
liquidity
False.
At the break even point, what is the total profit?
$0
Who elects the board of directors in a corporation?
Shareholders
Which financial statement would you look at to the the current cash balance?
Balance sheet
If a business has $40,000 in TL and $20,000 in OE, what is their debt to equity ratio?
2
Cash flow budget
If a business sells 500 units at $10 each, and incurs $4,000 in total costs, what is their profit?
$1,000
Which business structure is subject to double taxation?
C corp
Which of the following would be considered a noncurrent asset?
a. cash
b. accounts receivable
c. inventory
d. equipment
d. equipment
T/F. A higher quick ratio means better short term liquidity
True
A partial budget change increases cost by $1,200 but increases revenue but $1,900. Should you make the change? provide evidence to support your answer.
+$700. yes, make the change.
What is the break even quantity if fixed costs are $5,000, variable cost per unit is $4, and the selling price per unit is $9?
1,000 units
A S corp is limited to _________ shareholders
less than 100
$60,000
A business has profit before taxes of $10,000 and total assets of $100,000. What is its return on investment?
4.60 - 0.23 = $4.37/bu x 7200 bu - $31,464
Fixed costs are $18,000, variable costs per unit is $6, and selling price per unit is $11. What is the break even quantity?
3,600 units (18,000 / (11-6)).
Using market lingo, someone who believes the market price is going to increase in the future can be described as....
a. bullish
b. bearish
c. optimistic
d. pessimistic
bullish