Midterm Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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Contribution Margin (cm/u)

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= variable cost - selling price

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Break-even point (BEP)

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= total fixed costs / cm/u

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3
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Sales in units required for a given profit

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= total fixed costs + required profit / cm/u

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4
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Contribution Margin Ratio(CMR)

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= total contribution margin / total sales

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5
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Break-even sales / Sales

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= fixed costs / CMR

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6
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Net income

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= total contribution margin - total fixed costs

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7
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A measurement of the degree to which a firm or project incurs a combination of fixed and variable costs

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Operational Leverage

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8
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It tells us the percentage change in EBIT for a given percentage change in sales (units: x)

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Degree of Operating Leverage (DOL) = contribution margin / EBIT

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9
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The interest results from debt which is assumed in order to increase the efficiency of the company

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DFL = EBIT / EBT

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10
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If we want a multiplier that will give us the % increase in EAT for a given % increase in sales

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DCL = CM / EBT or DCL = DOL x DFL

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11
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  • They invest in their own capital in the business

- The profits made by the business

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Owners

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12
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The two items above constitute

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Equity Capital

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13
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The business may borrow from outsiders

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Debt Capital

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14
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The relative importance of debt and equity to the business

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Creditors

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15
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3 Forms of Business Organizations

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  1. Sole proprietorship
  2. Partnership
  3. Corporation
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16
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What are the common shareholders’ rights?

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  • right to vote
  • right to receive dividends
  • right to a share of assets
  • right to buy and sell the shares
17
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Shareholders who buy preferred shares

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Preferred Shareholders

18
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2 Basic Types of Preferred Shares

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  1. Non-cumulative

2. Cumulative

19
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Preferred shareholders get their current year dividends before the common shareholders get any dividends but not any unpaid dividends from past year

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Non-cumulative

20
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Preferred shareholders get their current and all past unpaid dividends before the common shareholders get any dividends

21
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A distribution of retained earnings to a company’s shareholders

22
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The money invested by owners in the form of shares, both common and preferred

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Contributed capital

23
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The profits made and retained by a company, less dividends declared

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Retained earnings

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How the company performed during the year

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Income statement

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Changes to retained earnings for the year
Statement of Retained Earnings
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How assets, liabilities and equity stood at the end of the year
Balance Sheet
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How cash was managed during the year
Statement of Cash Flows
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- The common shareholders own the net income of the company except for the dividends that are allocated to the preferred shareholders. - The annual earnings of one common share
Earnings Per Share (EPS) = EAT / # of common shares
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The percentage of EPS paid out in dividends to the common shareholders
Payout Ratio = Dividend per share (common) / EPS