SEMIFINALS 1 Flashcards

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1
Q

l is a deterministic model that calculates the ideal order
quantity given specified demand, ordering or setup costs, and carrying costs

A

EOQ Model
(economic Order Quantity)

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is the quantity to be ordered, which minimizes the sum of Ordering costs and Carrying Costs

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EOQ Model

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3
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Types of ordering cost

A

Transportation
Administrative costT

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4
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Types of Carrying cost

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Storage costs
Interest Costs
Spoilage
Insurance Costs
Storage Costs
Taxes
Labor Costs
Obsolescence Cost
Shrinkage Cost

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5
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is ordered every time there is an order

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fixed quantity

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6
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Are unaffected by the quantity ordered

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Purchasing costs

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7
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lead-time is known with certainty

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Purchase Order

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8
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is always maintained to avoid stockout

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Adequate Inventory

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9
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The cost of the money used to purchase the
inventory.

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Capital Cost

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10
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The cost of renting or owning a warehouse to store
the inventory.

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Storage Cost

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11
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The cost of insuring the inventory against damage
or loss.

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Insurance Cost

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12
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The taxes paid on the value of the inventory.

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Taxes

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13
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The cost of labor associated with receiving, storing, and
picking inventory.

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Labor Cost

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14
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The cost of inventory that becomes obsolete
or unsalable.

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Obsolescence Cost

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15
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The cost of inventory that is lost or stolen.

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Shrinkage Cost

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16
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Total Carrying cost Formula

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Total Carrying cost = Sum ofall carrying cost/ Total Value of Inventory x 100

17
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Number of ways to reduce Carrying costs

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Reduce Inventory Levels
Improve Inventory Management Practices
Negotiate Better Terms with Suppliers
Outsourcing Storage And Logistics

18
Q

Current Asset financing funds Includes:

A

Bank loans
Credit from suppliers
accrued liabilities
Long-term Debt
Common Equity

19
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Automatically obtained when a firm purchases goods or services on credit from a supplier.

20
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credit received during the discount period.

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Free Trade Credit

21
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Credit Taken in excess of free trade credit

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Costly Trade Credit

22
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Represent liabilities for services that have been provided to the company but have not yet been paid for.

23
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Customers’ advance payments or deposits for goods or services that will be delivered at some future date

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Deferred Income

24
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The most desirable set of terms are those that result in the lowest cost of borrowing.

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Commercial Bank Loans

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- agreement between a bank and a borrower indicating the maximum amount of credit the bank will extend to the borrower
Line of Credit
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- a formal line of credit. Similar to an informal line of credit but this makes the bank legally obligated to honor a revolving credit agreement, and it receives a commitment fee.
Revolving credit agreement
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Regular Interest Rate Formula
Interest / Borrowed Amount
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Discounted Interest Rate Formula
Interest Rate / Borrowed amount - Interest
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Effective Interest Rate Formula
Interest / Borrowed amount - interest - CB
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Short-term, unsecured note payable issued in large denominations by major companies with excellent credit ratings.
Commercial Paper
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Maturities usually do not exceed 270 day
Commercial Paper
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Effective Annual Interest Rate Formula
Interest Cost per period / Usable Loan Amount