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Weiners Model. First Exam Review Notes The list of topics below are NOT meant to
be exhaustive nor should they be your ONLY focus for the exam. ...
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First Exam Review Notes
The list of topics below are NOT meant to be exhaustive nor should they be your ONLY focus for the exam. They represent areas that one should be familiar with for the exam.
For some of you, the material n the first three chapters will be a review.
Chap. 1.
• Understand the nature of the conflict that exists between shareholders and management. The role of the board of directors, etc.
• What is the goal of financial management?
• Advantages & disadvantages of the three corporate forms.
Chap. 2.
• Know the relationship between the balance sheet and the income statement in terms of sales growth. Your book does not explicitly state this relationship. So here it is: That is, liabilities finance assets & equity finances assets. Assets are used to generate sales. In generating sales we create expenses. We want sales to be greater than expenses leading to net income. Net Income is then closed out to retained earnings and the process begins the next operating cycle.
• Know the equations for the balance sheet and the income statement.
• Know which accounts are on each of the statements.
• Know the relationship between the right-hand side and left-hand of
the balance sheet. The left-hand side is used to finance the right-hand
• side. In other words, liabilities and equity are used to finance assets.
• One should be able to calculate cash flow from assets as noted in text. This is also called Free Cash Flow (FCF) a very important cash flow concept in finance.
Chap. 3.
• Understand sources of cash and uses of cash in the context of the statement of cash flows. And, how it relates back to the cash account on the balance sheet
• One should know the three segments of the statement of cash flows and their purpose.
• What are common size financial...
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