Explain the different formal and informal credit arrangements.
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See Answer →How is the Cost of Debt ascertained? Give examples.
See Answer →Explain the contribution of CAPM with suitable illustrations.
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A company pays dividend of Rs. 2, it is expected to grow @ 20% for a period (10+10) of 4 years the normal growth rate after that period is expected @ 5%. The required rate of return is 12%. Find out the price at present.
See Answer →Explain "Time Value of Money". What is the role of interest rate in it?
See Answer →Discuss the challenges faced by the financial managers in India.
See Answer →What is trend analysis? List down some trends to look for in the review of financial statement.
See Answer →Describe the reporting needs of different levels of management and how a system of reporting can satisfy it?
See Answer →A gang of workers normally consists of 60 skilled, 30 semi-skilled and 20 unskilled. They are paid at standard rates per hour as under:
Skilled Re.0.80
Semi-skilled Re.0.60
Unskilled Re.0.40
In a normal working week of 40 hours, the gang is expected to produce
4000 units of output
During the week ended 31 December, the gang consisted of 80 skilled, 20 semi-skilled and 10 unskilled. The actual wages paid were @ Re.0.70, Re.0.65 and Re.0.30 respectively. 3200 units were produced. Four hours were lost due to abnormal idle time.
Calculate
i. Wage variance
ii. Wage Rate Variance
iii. Labour Efficiency Variance
iv. Idle Time Variance
v. Labour Mix Variance
vi. Labour Revised Efficiency Variance
vii. Labour Yield Variance
See Answer →Social accounting
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See Answer →Master budget
See Answer →Zero based budgeting
See Answer →Standard costing and Budgeting
See Answer →leverage ratios and gearing ratios
See Answer →cash flow statement and funds flow statement
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What are the financial statements? How far are they useful for decision-making purposes?
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Describe briefly the different methods of costing and state the industries to which they can be applied.
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