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Business
, Eighth Edition
William M. Pride, Texas A&M University
Robert J. Hughes, Dallas County Community College
Jack R. Kapoor, College of DuPage
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Review Questions
Chapter 20:
Mastering Financial Management
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How does short-term financing differ from long-term financing? Give two business
uses for each type of financing.
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What is the function of a cash budget? A capital budget?
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What is zero-base budgeting? How does it differ from the traditional concept
of budgeting?
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What are four general sources of funds?
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How does a financial manager monitor and evaluate a firm's financing?
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How important is trade credit as a source of short-term financing?
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What is the prime rate? Who gets the prime rate?
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Why would a supplier require a customer to sign a promissory note?
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What is the difference between a line of credit and a revolving credit agreement?
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Explain how factoring works. Of what benefit is factoring to a firm that
sells its receivables?
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What are the advantages of financing through the sale of stock?
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From a corporation's point of view, how does preferred stock differ from common stock?
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Where do a corporation's retained earnings come from? What are the advantages of this type of financing?
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What is venture capital?
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Describe how financial leverage can increase the return on owners' equity.
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For the corporation, what are the advantages of corporate bonds over long-term loans?
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Describe the three methods used to ensure that funds are available to redeem
corporate bonds at maturity.
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