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C HAPTER 15 A SSESSMENT



                                                MAKE CONNECTIONS


                                                  24. Math As the budget director, you presented the following realistic
                                                      yearly expense budget to your boss. After studying the figures, she
                                                      asks you to prepare a flexible set of budget estimates because certain
                                                      conditions might cause a 15 percent increase in sales, whereas cer-
                                                      tain other conditions might cause a 5 percent decrease in sales. The
                                                      amounts budgeted for rent and insurance will not change under any
                                                      circumstances.

                                                                    Sales salaries             $300,000
                                                                    Office salaries              60,000
                                                                    Supplies                     80,000
                                                                    Advertising                  48,000
                                                                    Rent                         36,000
                                                                    Insurance                     8,000
                                                      Prepare a new flexible budget showing three columns of figures:
                                                      5 percent Decrease, Expected, and 15 percent Increase.
                                                  25. Communications You have been hired as a financial consultant by the
                                                      Crown Corporation to analyze the financial statements shown in the
                                                      chapter. Calculate three financial ratios that you believe offer a realis-
                                                      tic picture of the company’s financial health. Prepare three computer
                                                      slides and use them for a three-minute presentation to Crown’s man-
                                                      agers on what the information means to them.
                                                  26. Technology Use a computer spreadsheet to prepare an end-of-year
                                                      balance sheet for the Starboard Corporation, using the following
                                                      information and the format shown in lesson 15-3.
                                                                    Cash                         $5,000
                                                                    Accounts receivable           8,000
                                                                    Merchandise inventory        15,000
                                                                    Land and buildings          120,000
                                                                    Accounts payable             12,000
                                                                    Mortgage payable             90,000
                                                                    Stockholders’ net worth      46,000
                                                  27. Math Use the following financial information from the Waterwing
                                                      Company to calculate: (a) inventory turnover, (b) current ratio,
                                                      (c) return on owners’ equity, and (d) return on investment.
                                                                    Revenue from sales         $600,000
                                                                    Cost of goods sold          320,000
                                                                    Net profit                   25,000
                                                                    Current assets               36,000
                                                                    Total assets                200,000
                                                                    Current liabilities          15,000
                                                                    Owners’ equity               50,000
                                                                    Average inventory            20,000









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