FINANCIAL CONTROLLERSHIP
問題一覧
1
this approach is to apply a discount rate to all possible projects, and then to select those having the highest net present value
standard approach
2
it requires one to multiply a prospective project`s NVP by the probability of its commercial success,minus the commercialization cost, and then multiply the result by the probability of technical success, minus the development cost.
ECV formula
3
It have an enormous impact on the on the of a company, and therefore on shareholder value.
intangible asset
4
it is the probably the single most commonly measured performance metric in the research and development area.
time to market
5
it is the funding that a company needs to support its accounts recievable & inventory and is offset by the amount of funding it obtains from its suppliers through accounts payable.
working capital
6
It is something that changes after an alteration in the business cycle has occurred.
lagging indicators
7
these are assets that you can physically touch, which tend to fall under the PPE category.
tangiable asset
8
it affects the economic system, though it is not an integral component of the system.
exogenous variable
9
it refers when a company enters the late stages of a business expansion.
cost of capacity utilization
10
it is a recurring series of expansions and contractions, involving and driven by a vast number of economic variables that manifest itself as changes in the level of income, production, and employment.
business cycle
11
It is used to produce a company`s products is the most difficult one to apply financial analysis to because materials pass through and are used by many different departments in large quantities.
cost of materials
12
it requires all research and development proposals to pass a minimum return return on investment hurdle rate.
traditional approach
13
These are the leading and lagging indicators that foretell changes in the economy.
cyclical indicators
14
it refers to the practice of a government collecting money from its citizens based on their earnings and property to pay for public services.
taxation
15
these are trend lines that are based on historical information.
time series models
16
it is defined as the proportion of the total value of a company`s assets that can be claimed by its owners and by its shareholders.
owner's equity
17
it can be affected by government actions, retention, investments and spending of funds by consumers.
money supply
18
it is when business gather knowledge to create new products or discover new ways to improve existing products.
research and development
19
these are highly complex and iterative models that stimulate that real economy and are frequently composed of hundreds of variables that interact with each other.
economic models
20
it is somethings that changes in advance of an alteration in a business cycle.
leading indicator
21
it represents the total expenditures incurred by employers for the employment of employees.
labor cost
22
It is also known as long-lived assets.
fixed asset
23
it is the total time period from the initial incurrence of development costs until the point when gross margins from sales of that product have paid back all incurred cost.
time to profit
24
it is a description of materials contents of a product.
bill of materials
問題一覧
1
this approach is to apply a discount rate to all possible projects, and then to select those having the highest net present value
standard approach
2
it requires one to multiply a prospective project`s NVP by the probability of its commercial success,minus the commercialization cost, and then multiply the result by the probability of technical success, minus the development cost.
ECV formula
3
It have an enormous impact on the on the of a company, and therefore on shareholder value.
intangible asset
4
it is the probably the single most commonly measured performance metric in the research and development area.
time to market
5
it is the funding that a company needs to support its accounts recievable & inventory and is offset by the amount of funding it obtains from its suppliers through accounts payable.
working capital
6
It is something that changes after an alteration in the business cycle has occurred.
lagging indicators
7
these are assets that you can physically touch, which tend to fall under the PPE category.
tangiable asset
8
it affects the economic system, though it is not an integral component of the system.
exogenous variable
9
it refers when a company enters the late stages of a business expansion.
cost of capacity utilization
10
it is a recurring series of expansions and contractions, involving and driven by a vast number of economic variables that manifest itself as changes in the level of income, production, and employment.
business cycle
11
It is used to produce a company`s products is the most difficult one to apply financial analysis to because materials pass through and are used by many different departments in large quantities.
cost of materials
12
it requires all research and development proposals to pass a minimum return return on investment hurdle rate.
traditional approach
13
These are the leading and lagging indicators that foretell changes in the economy.
cyclical indicators
14
it refers to the practice of a government collecting money from its citizens based on their earnings and property to pay for public services.
taxation
15
these are trend lines that are based on historical information.
time series models
16
it is defined as the proportion of the total value of a company`s assets that can be claimed by its owners and by its shareholders.
owner's equity
17
it can be affected by government actions, retention, investments and spending of funds by consumers.
money supply
18
it is when business gather knowledge to create new products or discover new ways to improve existing products.
research and development
19
these are highly complex and iterative models that stimulate that real economy and are frequently composed of hundreds of variables that interact with each other.
economic models
20
it is somethings that changes in advance of an alteration in a business cycle.
leading indicator
21
it represents the total expenditures incurred by employers for the employment of employees.
labor cost
22
It is also known as long-lived assets.
fixed asset
23
it is the total time period from the initial incurrence of development costs until the point when gross margins from sales of that product have paid back all incurred cost.
time to profit
24
it is a description of materials contents of a product.
bill of materials