A. $501,500
B. $401,500
C. $201,500
D. $301,500
Related Mcqs:
- If the current assets are $250000 and the current liabilities are $135500, then the working capital would be ___________?
A. $3,855,500
B. $314,500
C. $214,500
D. $114,500 - If the working capital is $265000 and the current liabilities are $378000, then the current assets can be ______________?
A. $113,000
B. $643,000
C. $743,000
D. $543,000 - The sum of working capital and current liabilities is equal to _____________?
A. imputed assets
B. residual assets
C. current assets
D. nominal assets - Current assets are subtracted from current liabilities to calculate: ____________?
A. opportunity cost of capital
B. working capital
C. total long term assets
D. weighted average cost of capital - If after-tax operating income is $185000, weighted average cost of capital is 11%, total assets are $485000 and total liabilities are $367000, then economic value added would be __________?
A. $142,020
B. $172,020
C. $162,020
D. $152,020 - The difference of current assets and the working capital is equal to __________?
A. current liabilities
B. long-term liabilities
C. residual assets value
D. net residual income - The total available assets are subtracted from idle assets to calculate
A. market equity
B. total assets employed
C. total assets available
D. stockholders’ equity - If the net initial investment is $985000, returned working capital is $7500, then an average investment over five years will be ___________?
A. $596,300
B. $485,300
C. $496,250
D. $486,250 - The working capital cash outflow, cash outflow to buy machine and cash inflow from machine are the examples of ____________?
A. cash flow from operations
B. terminal disposal of investment
C. net initial investment
D. average return on investment - The sum of returned working capital and net initial investment is divided by 2 to calculate ____________?
A. increase in operating income
B. average investment over five years
C. average capital invested
D. average rate of return
