22-32 Hedging a Specific On-Balance-Sheet Cash Position Usually Will Only

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22-32 Hedging a specific on-balance-sheet cash position usually will only require more T-bill futures contracts than hedging the same cash position with T-bond futures contracts because the T-bond contract size is only 10 percent as large as large as the T-bill contract.

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Service Firms

Businesses that provide intangible products or services to consumers or other businesses.

Manufacturing Firms

Companies that use labor, equipment, and raw materials to produce finished goods on a large scale.

Work in Process Inventory

Goods partially completed during the manufacturing process, not yet ready for sale.

Materials Ledger Cards

Records used to track the quantities and costs of materials on hand in inventory through receipts, issuances, and balances.