commerce 1.3 Flashcards

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At the commercial cost price we assume the gross profit margin; at the selling price we go it from the constant

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At the commercial cost price it goes from the constant sales costs, at the sales price the commercial cost price is increased by a profit margin.

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2
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Which statement is correct?

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Debt ratio must make a maximum of 60% sense.

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3
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What do the cost of stockkeeping storage include?

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Space costs

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A furniture manufacturer needs 5.1 m2 of net leather for the manufacture of a two-seater sofa. During production, loss of cutting produces 15% waste, which has no value. The leather costs € 150 per m2, the other costs € 350 per bank. What is the cost of this two-seater sofa?

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€ 1250,-

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The following data is available from a company in the fashion industry: * Constant costs € 450,000 * Variable costs per unit € 5.50 * Sales price € 3.50 What is the coverage contribution of a product?

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€2.00

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Which is example of costs, but not expenses?

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Depreciation

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In which financial overview can we encounter the purchase of a business-like truck?

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Liquidity budget

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8
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What are expenses and not expenses?

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Investment

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9
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What is solvency?

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The ability to meet long-term obligations.

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10
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What costs are included in the calculation of the gross profit?

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Operating costs

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Which is an example of earnings, but no receipts?

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Sell on account

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If organizations have stock, they have to deal with 3R costs. 1 of the 3R costs is risk. Which is an example of risk costs?

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Aging of high segment belts

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13
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How can driven calculate the total depreciation costs?

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By looking at the difference between purchase value and residual value.

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14
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At what three levels can circularity be measured?

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Macro, meso, micro

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15
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What sentence all floating assets?

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Cash and stocks

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16
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Which statement about waste is correct?

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Waste is loss of efficency, the costs are not included in the cost price.

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A merchant in high-segment clothing has three tablets with a total purchase value of €4000. The economic lifespan of the tablets is vif year. The residual value after five years is €500. What is the value of the annual depreciation cost?

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€700

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18
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How can net working capital be calculated?

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By looking at the difference between floating assets and short debt.

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The Tekstyle company produces and sells shoes in the higher segment. The following data are available: The retail price per product is € 400,- The constant costs are € 300,000, The variable costs are € 200,- per product. What is the break even off?

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1500

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20
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What is another word for a financial key number?

21
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On which statement is the value of sales on account listed?

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Operating account

22
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What is another word for operating account?

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Loss and Profit Account

23
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On the balance sheet of an organization, we may encounter the financial fixed assets. An example of this is participations. What’s the point of participations?

A

Large package of shares in other companies

24
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How can the book value of a sustainable means of production be calculated?

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By looking at the difference between the purchase value and the cumulative depreciation.

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Company Texxo has purchased inventory for €6000. The economic life of the inventory is five years. The residual value after viif year is € 500. What is the value of the total depreciation cost?
€ 5500,-
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In which financial statement can we encounter the depreciation of a machine?
Operating account
27
The following data is available from H&M: * Constant cost €200,000 * Variable cost per unit €5.50 * Retail price €8.50 What is the coverage contribution of and product?
€3,00
28
In Primark's annual report, the following data are available. Actual production: 25,000 pieces Normal production: 20,000 pieces Variable manufacturing costs: € 100,000 Constant manufacturing costs: €200,000 The storage for sales costs is €6 and the profit storage is €5. What is the commercial cost?
€20,
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Which item is part of the investment budget?
Property
30
Which post is part of the financing plan?
Foreign assets long term
31
What is the management standard around circular economy?
ISO/TC323
32
In the financial statements of organizations, we come across different reserves. How does profit reserve arise?
By not paying out profits to owners
33
A company manufactures 10,000 garments for the higher segment. The following is needed for production: * The net consumption of raw material for 10,000 products is 400 meters to € 8 per meter * Other costs are € 1.50 per product The waste is 20% of the raw material consumption. The waste has no value. The dropout is 4% of the number of manufactured products. The rejected products must be cleaned up. This costs €1.70 per product. What is the cost of an approved product?
2,05
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A textile firm has five computers in the sense of an office with a total purchase value of € 5000. The economic lifespan of the computers is nine years. The residual value after a year is € 500. What is the value of the annual depreciation fee?
500
35
When is there replacement value?
If the costs are based on the current purchase price of goods/services.
36
Which is an example of a short-term debt?
Trading creditors
37
On a balance sheet we may encounter trade debtors. What's the point of trade debtors?
Customers who have not yet paid
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On which overview can we find the balance of the cash, both at the beginning and the end of the month?
Liquidity budget
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Which of the following is and example of tangible fixed assets?
Inventory
40
What is the break-even point?
Number of items sold needed to cover all costs exactly.
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A company produces and sells trousers for the high segment. The following data are available: selling price 400e., fixed cost 500.000e., variable cost 200e. Per product. What is the break even?
2500
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A trader in sustainable garments has three computers w a total purchase value of 3000. The economical life of a computer is 5 years. The residential value after five years is 600e. What is the value of yearly depreciation?
480
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What is the example of the expenditure and not the cost?
Investment
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Which two elements are visible in a balance sheet?
Fixed assets and liabilities
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What is included in the investment plan?
current assets
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Which one is an example of a short-term liability?
Bank current account
47
What is an example of revenues but no receipts?
Sales on credit
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On which financial overview is the pay-back of a bank loan registered?
Cash flow statement