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is needed in order for the firm to support its routine operations
Fixed Working Capital
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is a table showing payments to be made, the due dates, and the breakdown of each payment - the portion that goes to principal and how much goes to interest
Amortization Schedule
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is the average amount of investment in inventory
Investment In Inventory
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Is a graphical representation of the timing of cash flow. It is important tool in analyzing the time value of money
Time Lines
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if inventory is considered tha least liquid of all current asset or components
Cash Management
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it is important for the firm to keep inventory levels that will suffice to support
Replenishment Of Inventories
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A firms currents assets because they are replaced all throughout the year. Paikot na puhunan.
Working Capital
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is a document that contains assumptions made by those involved in financial planning
Financial Planning
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on the other hand, occurs when interest is earned on the interest that was earned from the previous periods
Compound Interest
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is the idea that money available now is worth more than the same amount that will be available in some future date
Time Value Of Money
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is a system wherein the oldest stock is used first
First In, First Out Inventory
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reduces the cost of raw materials, supplies, and other types
Quantity Discount
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is the type of annuity wherein payments occur at the beginning of each period
Annuity Due
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when a firm purchase supplies and inventory. Done on credit. The firm forced to pay in cash or borrowed money
Net Working Capital
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is the amount earned when money is loaned to someone else or is invested in financial product that promises earnings after a certain period of time
Interest
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occurs when there is no interest earned on top of interest that was earned in the previous periods
Simple Interest
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is a loan that is to be repaid in equal payments over specified period of time
Amortized Loans
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it helps the finance manager in determining the optimal level
Economic Order Quantity
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it tells the one in charge of managing a firms inventories when to place
Reorder Point
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not all firms sales will be in cash. Between the time that finished products are sold.
Support For Credit Sales
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inventory ordering cost are the cost associated with placement and receipt of orders
Ordering Cost
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in any business, there are unforeseen events and occurrences
Provision For Contingencies
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is the type of annuity wherein payments occur at the end of the period
Ordinary Annuity
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must be closely monitored.
Inventory Management
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working capital is needed by the firm in order to pay employee
Provision For Operating Expense
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the credit depart mentof a firm is tasked to ensure that guidelines for extending
Functions Of Credit Department
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is a series of equal payments at fixed interval for a specified number of periods
Annuities
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factors such as seasonality, inflation, or sudden changes in the demand for a firms product in the market
Fluctuating Working Capital
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is used by companies to help them ensure efficiency and reduce
Just In Time Inventory
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Refers to the cost associated with the holding of inventory
Carrying Cost