| A firm maintains a separate account for cash disbursements.
Total disbursements are $98,000 per month, spread evenly over the
month. Administrative and transaction costs of transferring cash to
the disbursement account are $16 per transfer. Marketable
securities yield 2% per month. Determine the size and number of
transfers that will minimize the cost of maintaining the special
account.(Round your answer for the size of transfers to the
nearest whole dollar and round your answer for number of transfers
to 2 decimal places.) |
| Optimal size of transfers |
| Average number of transfers per month |
The formula for determining optimum cash balance is
C = √(2 U × P/S)
Where, C = Optimum cash balance
U = Annual (or monthly) cash disbursement
P = Fixed cost per transaction
S = Opportunity cost of one rupee p.a. (or p.m.)
So, C = √(2 * 98000 * 16 /0.02 = $ 12522.
b) Average transfers per month => monthly disbursement/ optimum cash balance ie.
98000/12522 = 7.83 or 8 Transfers.
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