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Recorded Chapter Discussion Questions (60 points)

You must choose four questions from ‘Discussion Questions’ for chapter 6 (or 7) and four questions from ‘Discussion Questions’ for chapter 8. You will submit this assignment in the form of a link to your power point presentation recording with screencastomatic.com. The recording must include the presentation and your face in the corner. Present as though you were presenting in an online forum. Professional look and clear pronunciation is needed in order to receive credit for this assignment. A sample link and recording will be provided in Blackboard.

You should include the following slides for your presentations:

  • Cover slide (Chapters covered and your name)
  • One slide per question – with brief high level answer on slide (at least 8 slides)
    • In order to receive full credit the student will provide an answer to the question by speaking to the camera and explaining to the audience in greater detail, the answer and why that answer was chosen. It will not be acceptable to just read the answer provided on your slide – you must elaborate.
  • Closing slide/Thank you

Presentation must be no longer than 5 minutes. Presentations longer than 5 minutes will be receive deductions.

After you’ve recorded your presentation, upload the presentation to your online screencastomatic.com account. Then, provide a copy of the link to your presentation in the discussion board thread for this assignment.

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1)PLAGIARISM IS THE MAIN KEY

2)please give EXPLANATION for each and every power point slide

3)citations and REFERENCES should be in a APA format

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5)first image is chapter 6 and chapter 8 are the remaining three images 3119,3120,3121


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of Short-Term Financing 247 credit needs of the firm, particularly the needs of a small firm that cannot qualify for lower-cost bank financing or the commercial paper market. Finally, the financial manager may wish to consider the use of hedging through the financial futures market . The consequences of rapid interest rate or currency changes can be reduced through participation in the futures market. LIST OF TERMS spontaneous source of funds 228 cash discount 228 net trade credit 229 self-liquidating loan 229 prime rate 230 London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) 230 compensating balance 230 term loan 233 discounted loan 233 installment loan 234 annual percentage rate (APR) 235 commercial paper 236 finance paper 237 direct paper 237 dealer paper 237 asset-backed commercial paper 237 book-entry transactions 238 Eurodollar loan 239 pledging accounts receivable 240 factoring 240 asset-backed securities 242 blanket inventory liens 243 trust receipt 243 public warehousing 243 field warehousing 243 hedging 245 financial futures market 245 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS discount? (LO8-1) 1. Under what circumstances would it be advisable to borrow money to take a cash 2. Discuss the relative use of credit between large and small firms. Which group is generally in the net creditor position, and why? (L08-1) 3. How have new banking laws influenced competition? (LO8-2) 4. What is the prime interest rate? How does the average bank customer fare in regard to the prime interest rate? (LO8-2) 5. What does LIBOR mean? Is LIBOR normally higher or lower than the U.S. prime interest rate? (LO8-2) 6. What advantages do compensating balances have for banks? Are the advantages to banks necessarily disadvantages to corporate borrowers? (LO8-2) 7. Commercial paper may show up on corporate balance sheets as either a current asset or a current liability. Explain this statement. (L08-3) 8. What are the advantages of commercial paper in comparison with bank borrow- ing at the prime rate? What is a disadvantage? (L08-3) 9. What is the difference between pledging accounts receivable and factoring accounts receivable? (LO8-4) 10. What is an asset-backed public offering? (L08-4) 11. Briefly discuss three types of lender control used in inventory financing. (L08-4) 12. What is meant by hedging in the financial futures market to offset interest rate risks? (L08-5) and finished goods. We manage onomic ordering quantity (EOQ) model, which helps us determine the optimum average inven- tory size that minimizes the total cost of ordering and carrying inventory. The just-in- time inventory management model (JIT) focuses on minimizing inventory, through quality production techniques and close ties between manufacturers and suppliers, Both EOQ and JIT models are compatible and can work together in the management thereby freeing up funds for other corporate uses. The result will be higher profitabil- ages its current assets efficiently will minimize (or optimize) its investment in then, of inventory It seems like a simple concept, but it needs to be stated that the company that man- ity and return on total assets for the firm. LIST OF TERMS cash flow cycle 192 float 196 Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act of 2003 (Check 21 Act) 196 lockbox system 196 cost-benefit analysis 197 electronic funds transfer 198 automated clearinghouses (ACH) 198 international electronic funds transfer 198 sweep account 200 Treasury bills 202 federal agency securities 202 certificate of deposit (CD) 203 commercial paper 203 banker's acceptances 203 Eurodollar certificate of deposit 203 passbook savings account 203 money market fund 203 money market accounts 204 5 Cs of credit 205 Dun & Bradstreet Information Services (DBIS) 206 Data Universal Number System (D-U-N-S) 208 average collection period 209 aging of accounts receivable 209 carrying costs 212 cost of ordering 212 economic ordering quantity (EOQ) 213 safety stock of inventory 214 just-in-time inventory management (JIT) 215 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. In the management of cash and marketable securities, why should the primary concern be for safety and liquidity rather than maximization of profit? (LO7-2 & 7-3) 2. Explain the similarities and differences of lockbox systems and regional collec- tion offices. (L07-2) 3. Why would a financial manager want to slow down disbursements? (L07-2) 4. Use The Wall Street Journal or some other financial publication to find the going interest rates for the list of marketable securities in Table 7-1. Which security would you choose for a short-term investment? Why? (L07-3) Chapter 7 Current Asset Management Why a 5. are Treasury bills a favorite place for financial managers to invest excess 6. Explain why the bad debt percentage or any other similar credit-control per- centage is not the ultimate measure of success in the management of accounts receivable. What is the key consideration? (L07-4) of the firm? (L07-4) 8. What are the 5 Cs of credit that are sometimes used by bankers and others to determine whether a potential loan will be repaid? (L07-4) 9. What does the EOQ formula tell us? What assumption is made about the usage 10. Why might a firm keep a safety stock? What effect is it likely to have on carry- rate for inventory? (L07-5) ing cost of inventory? (L07-5) 1. If a firm uses a just-in-time inventory system, what effect is that likely to have on the number and location of suppliers? (L07-5) PRACTICE PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS Average period (L07-4) 1. Abbott Communications has annual credit sales of $1,800,000 and accounts receivable of $190,000. What is the average collection period? 2. Archer Chemical is thinking about extending trade credit to new customers. Sales would increase by $80,000 if credit were extended to these customers. Of the new accounts receivable related to these sales, 8 percent would be uncol- lectible. Additional collection costs would be 4 percent of sales, and selling and collection costs would be 80 percent of sales. The firm is in a 30 percent tax Credit pe (L07-4) bracket. 4. Compute the new income after taxes. b. What will be the percentage return on the new sales? C. If accounts receivable are turned over four times a year, what will be the new investment in accounts receivable? d. What will be the return on investment assuming the only new investment will be in accounts receivable? tight money expected value 177 permanent temporary current assets 160 level production 161 point-of-sales terminals 163 term structure of interest rates (yield curve) 173 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. Explain how rapidly expanding sales can drain the cash resources of a firm. (L06-3) Discuss the relative volatility of short- and long-term interest rates. (L06-4) 3. What is the significance to working capital management of matching sales and production? (LO6-3) 4. How is a cash budget used to help manage current assets? (L06-1) 5. “The most appropriate financing pattern would be one in which asset buildup and length of financing terms are perfectly matched.” Discuss the difficulty involved in achieving this financing pattern. (L06-5) 6. By using long-term financing to finance part of temporary current assets, a firm may have less risk but lower returns than a firm with a normal financing plan. Explain the significance of this statement. (L06-5) 7. A firm that uses short-term financing methods for a portion of permanent cur- rent assets is assuming more risk but expects higher returns than a firm with a normal financing plan. Explain. (L06-3) 8. What does the term structure of interest rates indicate? (LO6-4) What are three theories for describing the shape of the term structure of interest rates (the yield curve)? Briefly describe each theory. (LO6-4) 10. Since the mid-1960s, corporate liquidity has been declining. What reasons can you give for this trend? (LO6-1) PRACTICE PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS is is will economy 1. Meyer Electronics expects sales next year to be $3,000,000 if the economy strong, $1,200,000 if the economy is steady, and $800,000 if the economy weak. Mr. Meyer believes there is a 30 percent probability the be strong, a 60 percent probability of a steady economy, and a 10 percent probability of a weak economy. What is the expected level of salon for the next year?
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MANAGERIAL FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING.

Chapter 6 and chapter 8.
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How have new banking laws influenced competition?


The new banking laws have influenced competition by allowing more competition.



The laws have granted the banks the right to expand across state lines hence creating
wider and more competitive markets.



The new banking laws have also increased bank mergers hence intensifying
competition.

Under what circumstances would it be advisable to borrow
money to take a cash discount?



When a seller offers a cash discount, the price charged to the buyer is reduced if the
payment is made within the discount period.



It is always advisable to borrow money when the borrowing cost is less than t...


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