A) net present value
B) internal rate of return
C) contribution margin
D) net income
E) operating cash flow
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A) $548.58
B) $551.62
C) $604.16
D) $638.23
E) $640.25
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A) operating at the accounting break-even point.
B) operating at the financial break-even point.
C) facing hard rationing.
D) operating with zero leverage.
E) operating at maximum capacity.
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A) $337,975
B) $293,089
C) $86,675
D) $354,874
E) $368,015
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A) varying a single variable and measuring the resulting change in the NPV of a project.
B) applying differing discount rates to a project's cash flows and measuring the effect on the NPV.
C) expanding and contracting the number of years for a project to determine the optimal project length.
D) the best, worst, and most expected situations.
E) various states of the economy and the probability of each state occurring.
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A) 7.51 percent
B) 7.82 percent
C) 8.13 percent
D) 8.49 percent
E) 8.62 percent
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A) 1,220 units
B) 1,680 units
C) 2,215 units
D) 2,560 units
E) 2,750 units
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A) maximum possible level of production.
B) minimum possible level of production.
C) financial break-even point.
D) accounting break-even point.
E) cash break-even point.
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A) marginal spending.
B) capital preservation.
C) soft rationing.
D) hard rationing.
E) marginal rationing.
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A) method of analysis used to make the decision.
B) initial cash outflow.
C) ability to recoup any investment in net working capital.
D) accuracy of the projected cash flows.
E) length of the project.
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A) determining how fixed costs affect NPV
B) estimating the residual value of fixed assets
C) identifying the potential range of reasonable outcomes
D) determining the minimal level of sales required to break-even on an accounting basis
E) determining the minimal level of sales required to break-even on a financial basis
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A) production department payroll taxes
B) equipment insurance
C) sales tax
D) raw materials
E) product shipping costs
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A) 76,453 units
B) 88,652 units
C) 110,783 units
D) 128,907 units
E) 140,768 units
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A) the percentage change in quantity divided by the percentage change in OCF.
B) the percentage change in sales divided by the percentage change in OCF.
C) 1 + FC/OCF.
D) 1 + VC/OCF.
E) 1 - (FC + VC) /OCF.
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A) 83,814
B) 96,470
C) 123,910
D) 167,630
E) 212,000
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A) Variable costs minus fixed costs equal marginal costs.
B) Variable costs are equal to fixed costs when production is equal to zero.
C) An increase in variable costs increases the operating cash flow.
D) Variable costs are inversely related to fixed costs.
E) Variable costs per unit are inversely related to the contribution margin per unit.
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A) 0.38
B) 0.57
C) 1.75
D) 2.10
E) 2.65
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A) The steepness of the function relates to the project's degree of operating leverage.
B) The steeper the function, the less sensitive the project is to changes in the sales quantity.
C) The resulting function will be a hyperbole.
D) The resulting function will include only positive values.
E) The slope of the function measures the sensitivity of the net present value to a change in sales quantity.
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A) $58,800
B) $59,400
C) $61,300
D) $87,600
E) $145,600
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