21) Which of the following best indicates that a company is expanding/growing? A) Positive cash flow from financing activities B) Positive cash flow from investing activities C) Negative cash...







21) Which of the following best indicates that a company is expanding/growing?



A) Positive cash flow from financing activities



B) Positive cash flow from investing activities



C) Negative cash flow from financing activities



D) Negative cash flow from investing activities



22) A continued trend of ________ may indicate a company is in poor financial health.



A) positive cash flow from financing activities



B) positive cash flow from operating activities



C) negative cash flow from operating activities



D) negative cash flow from investing activities





23) Which of the following supplementary disclosures are required by GAAP to be reported on the statement of cash flows or as a note to the financial statements?



A) interest and taxes paid



B) free cash flow



C) earnings per share



D) operating activities plus dividends plus capital expenditures





24) The following information is available for two different retailers, both of whom began business this year:


































Cash flows from: (in 000’s)






Gnu Co.






Lube Co.




Operating Activities




$ (50,000)




$ 60,000




Investing Activities




30,000




(90,000)




Financing Activities




40,000




50,000




Net increase in cash




$20,000




$20,000






Which company appears to be purchasing long-term assets?



A) Gnu Co.



B) Lube Co.



C) Both are purchasing long-term assets



D) Neither is purchasing long-term assets



25) The following information is available for two different retailers, both of whom began business this year:


































Cash flows from: (in 000’s)






Gnu Co.






Lube Co.




Operating Activities




$ (50,000)




$ 60,000




Investing Activities




30,000




(90,000)




Financing Activities




40,000




50,000




Net increase in cash




$20,000




$20,000






Which company would you expect to have future financial troubles?



A) Gnu Co.



B) Lube Co.



C) Both Gnu Co. and Lube Co.



D) Neither Gnu Co. nor Lube Co.





26) The following information is available for two different retailers, both of whom began business this year:


































Cash flows from: (in 000’s)






Gnu Co.






Lube Co.




Operating Activities




$ (50,000)




$ 60,000




Investing Activities




30,000




(90,000)




Financing Activities




40,000




50,000




Net increase in cash




$20,000




$20,000






Which company would you expect to have high depreciation and/or amortization expense?



A) Gnu Co.



B) Lube Co.



C) Both Gnu Co. and Lube Co.



D) Neither Gnu Co. nor Lube Co.



27) The following information is available for two different retailers, both of whom began business this year:


































Cash flows from: (in 000’s)






Gnu Co.






Lube Co.




Operating Activities




$ (30,000)




$ 60,000




Investing Activities




40,000




(90,000)




Financing Activities




10,000




50,000




Net increase in cash




$20,000




$20,000






Which company would you expect to have high interest expense?



A) Gnu Co.



B) Lube Co.



C) Both Gnu Co. and Lube Co.



D) Neither Gnu Co. nor Lube Co.





28) Free cash flow is cash from operating activities minus dividends and minus capital expenditures.





29) Free cash flow measures a company’s ability to engage in long-term investment opportunities.





30) A positive cash flow from investing activities indicates the company is expanding.









31) A negative cash flow from operating activities indicates the company is expanding.





32) A positive cash flow from operating activities indicates the company is healthy.





33) Negative cash flow from operating activities is usually good.



34) A company that has a negative cash flow from operating activities and a positive cash flow from investing activities may be in poor financial health and having to sell its long-term assets to pays its current liabilities.





35) A company that has a positive cash flow from operating activities and a negative cash flow from investing activities may be in poor financial health and having to sell its long-term assets to pays its current liabilities.







May 15, 2022
SOLUTION.PDF

Get Answer To This Question

Related Questions & Answers

More Questions »

Submit New Assignment

Copy and Paste Your Assignment Here