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Based on the following information, what is Operating Income? Sales Revenue $4,000,000 Marketing Expense $50,000 Interest Revenue $12,000 Gain on Sale of Property $15,000 Cost of Goods Sold $550,000

Assuming the following balances, Retained Earnings will increase (decrease) by what amount during the closing process? Revenue $500,000 Expenses $270,000 Dividends $18,000 [If you determine it will decrease, input your answer as a negative number]

How many of the following accounts DECREASE with a DEBIT? Dividends Prepaid Utilities Accounts Payable Deferred Revenue Accounts Receivable Sales Revenue Cost of Goods Sold Retained Earnings Common Stock Property, Plant, and Equipment Supplies 

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Hoosier Inc. manufactures widgets.  It is considering outsourcing a critical part “A1” to a foreign supplier who has offered to sell A1 to Hoosier for $27 per unit for the required 120,000 units.  Below is the unit cost incurred today by Hoosier in manufacturing A1: Direct Materials $          14.00 Direct Labor               5.00 Variable MOH               2.00 Supervisor’s Salary               3.00 General Factory Overhead               5.00 Total Cost per unit $          29.00 The supervisor is focused only on manufacturing part A1, making their salary an avoidable cost if Hoosier purchases from the foreign supplier.  General Factory Overhead is allocated to part A1 production (and all other parts in Hoosier’s factory) and will not go away if A1 is purchased from the foreign supplier. Two questions: Should Hoosier stop making this part A1 and purchase it from the foreign supplier instead? What is the financial advantage of the preferred option compared to the alternative?

Hoosier Inc. is considering investment in a key strategic project that will have a six (6) year time horizon.  The initial investment would be $275,000, and the resulting annual net cash flows would be $75,000.  There is no salvage value and no other cash flows to consider. Hoosier’s cost of capital is 12%.  Estimate the IRR of this project. The IRR for this project is __________:

Which of the following statements is/are TRUE with respect to the relevance of cash flows in capital budgeting decisions? I. Initial project cash outflows may include the initial investment and any working capital required to kick-start the investment. II. Operational cash flows include cash inflows from sales or inflows from increased operating expenses, as well as cash outflows like preventative maintenance and environmental costs. III. Cash flows at disposal (end of project) may include cash inflows such as the return of any working capital and the sale of equipment at salvage value.  

Which of the following is TRUE with respect to the DuPont approach to Return on Investment (ROI) calculations?

What is the payback period in years for a $33,000 project that is expected to return $8,000 for the first three (3) years and $12,000 per year thereafter? (Round your answer to two decimal places)

Which historical event significantly accelerated the rise of nationalism in the 19th century?