Which statement eliminates the overall growth effect by showing the increase of an item’s percent of total assets or total sales over two years? (i.e. it shows the % increase of a %)

Given the following income statement data, calculate net income: sales = $2,600, cost of goods sold = $1,800, general and administrative expenses = $200, depreciation = $150, interest expense = $50, tax rate = 35%.

Your car dealer is willing to make a loan to you for a new car. The loan terms are monthly payments of $400 for 5 years. The payments are due on the first day of each month starting with the day you sign up for the loan. If your cost of money is 5% APR, how much can you borrow?

You notice a local consumer finance company is offering a 7% APR loan, but compounds interest continuously. What is the loan’s EAR?

How much would you have to invest today at 6% per year (EAR), to have $35,000 available for the purchase of a car five years from now?

Annuities where the payments occur at the beginning of each time period are called ________, whereas ________refer to annuity streams with payments occurring at the end of each time period.

In words, what does a return on equity of 0.30 mean?

Which statement eliminates the overall growth effect by showing the increase of an item’s percent of total assets or total sales over two years? (i.e. it shows the % increase of a %)

What is the present value of the following cash flow today? Assume an interest rate of 5%.             Year:                  0             1             2             3             4               5             Cash Flow:    -$800      -$300     +$400      +$600     +$500      +$500

A financial manager is responsible for deciding whether an investment in new a manufacturing plant should be made in Europe versus South America. Which of the following financial management area(s) would be involved in the decision process? I. Capital budgeting II. Capital structure III. Working capital management