question 25
Multiple Choice
Below is selected information from DXI's 2007 financial statements: Dec. 31, 2006 $745,800135,400175,84030,860$1,087,9001,358,700120,400$2,567,00038,10840,000325,900705,89105,891115,600$1,225,499430,000$1,655,499$911,501$2,567,000 As of Dec.31, 2007$958,245125,850195,65045,300$1,325,0451,478,320125,600$2,928,965$25,19045,000285,400916,722$16,722125,400$1,397,712450,000$1,847,712$1,081,253$2,928,965 Cash and short-term investments AccountsReceivable (net) Inventories Prepaid Expenses and other current assets Total Current Assets Plant, Property and Equipment, net Intangible Assets Total Assets Short-term borrowings Current portion of long-term debt Accounts payable Acculed liabilities Accued liablilties Income taxes payable Total Current Liabilities Long-term Debt Total Liabilities Shareholders’ Equity Total Liabilities and Shareholders Equity
Selected Income Statement Data - for the year ending December 31,2007:
$3,210,645−2,310,210900,435324,850 Net Sales Cost of GoodsSold Pperating Income Net Income
SelectedStatement of Cash Flow Data - for the year encling December 31,2007:
$584,75042,400114,200 Cash Flows from Operations Interest Expense Income Tax Expense DXI's 2007 Long-term Debt to Shareholders' Equity ratio is
Definitions:
Johnson's Rule
A scheduling rule that minimizes idle time and enhances job sequencing efficiency in a manufacturing process.
Alpha
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Beta
A measure of the volatility or systemic risk of a security or a portfolio compared to the market as a whole.
Finite Capacity Scheduling
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