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Nakul answered on Apr 12 2021
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Answer 1:
The company might face problem while selling an illiquid asset due to the following reasons:
· There are no buyers for the illiquid asset making it difficult for the company to pay off its debt
· Even if there are some buyers available, they are not wi
lling to purchase at the ask price, causing a wide bid-ask spread, which may eventually force the company to sell that illiquid asset at a loss.
Answer 2:
The liquidity of assets of any business is determined to liquidity ratios i.e. current ratio and quick ratio.
Current Ratio = Current Assets/Current Liabilities
Quick Ratio = (Current Assets- Inventory – Prepaid Expenses)/ Current Liabilities
Current ratio and quick ratio shows how much the company is capable of meeting its current liabilities with liquid assets. Generally the ratio should be between 0.8-1.2 for smooth functioning of a business. The ratio varies depending upon the nature of business.
The liquidity of assets may change over a period of time due to certain factors like assets turning obsolete, due to which less buyers are available to buy the asset at a given price. Other factors like technological advancements may also affect the liquidity of assets as those assets will no longer be required by anyone.
Answer 3:
To manage competition risk I need to first understand the strengths and weaknesses of the competitor. After that I can adjust my café according to the nearby competition. I can also cut prices or provide discounts initially, without compromising on the quality, to attract maximum customers.
Apart from that I can also provide differentiated products or services to my customers. I can also increase my marketing expense and do some promotional activities to attract maximum customers. Holding loyal customers is also crucial to manage competition risk, and at the same time I can expand my product portfolio, to target new markets, which my competitor is not targeting.
Answer 4:
(a) A mutually-exclusive project is a type of project in which the cash flows of those set of projects are highly affected by each other. At most one project can be selected from the set of projects. (Anon., 2011)
An independent project is a type of project in which the cash flows of that project does not impact the acceptance or rejection of other projects. Hence all the independent projects which meet the basic concepts of capital budgeting must be accepted
(b) For ranking mutually exclusive projects, NPV method is considered superior to IRR because NPV assumes that the cash inflows are reinvested at the company cost of capital while in IRR, the cash inflow is reinvested at the same rate as IRR which makes it unreasonable as compared to the NPV method. (Anon., n.d.)
(c) Net Present Value is the difference between the present value of cash inflows and cash outflows over a period of time....
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