1. Your company’s sales revenues are denoted S and industry sales revenues are IS. Your company’s volume of sales is denoted Q and the industry volume of sales is IQ. You company’s average price is P and the industry average price is IP. Which of the following is a correct expression for your company’s market share?
I. S/IS
II. Q/IQ
III. P*Q/IP*IQ
A.I only B.II only C.III only D.I and II only E.I, II and III
2. True or False. In financial statements forecasting, short-term debt, long-term debt and owner’s equity are forecast as a percentage of sales.
3. True or False. In financial statements forecasting, all of the values in the financial statement are forecast as a percentage of forecasted sales.
4. True or False. In financial statements forecasting, the plug variable is forecast as a percentage of sales.
5. Last year net fixed assets were $90. This year net fixed assets are $81. Which of the following is correct?
A. The company sold fixed assets worth $9
B.Depreciation this year is $9
C.This year, CAPEX = Depreciation =$9
Answer 1)
Company’s market share = Market capitalization of company/ Entire market capitalization which is denoted by P*Q/IP*IQ
Therefore correct answer is option : C.III only
Answer 2) Statement is False : short-term debt, long-term debt and owner’s equity do not vary with sales these decision of capital restructuring are taken by the management.
Answer 3) Statement is false : Lots of component are based on sales and vary in proportion of sales but not the all.
Answer 4) statement is false : In financial statements forecasting, the plug variable is forecast other than the sales
Answer 5) correct answer is : B .Depreciation this year is $9
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