QUESTION You own a computer company. Activities such as selling computers, buying components, and assembling the components to make computers are A) operating activities. B) investing activities. C) maintenance activities. D) financing activities. ANSWER A
QUESTION A factor in SWOT analysis is ________. a. officers b. workers c. strengths d. terminations ANSWER c
QUESTION What are internal factors that will help a company achieve its objective? a. strengths b. weaknesses c. opportunities d. threats ANSWER a
QUESTION You own a steel company. You build a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility that lets your business operate more efficiently and sell more products. Building the facility is a(n) A) operating activity. B) investing activity. C) maintenance activity. D) financing activity. ANSWER B
QUESTION High quality employees are an example of a(n) ________. a. strength b. weakness c. opportunity d. threat ANSWER a
QUESTION You own a media company. You decide to issue and sell shares of your company’s stock. This is a(n) A) operating activity. B) investing activity. C) maintenance activity. D) financing activity. ANSWER D
QUESTION What are internal factors that may stop a company from achieving its objective? a. threats b. strengths c. weaknesses d. opportunities ANSWER c
QUESTION Shareholders are A) people who own a part of a company and have a vested interest in its profits. B) people who may or may not own a part of a company but are directly affected by its activities. C) computer systems that keep track of a company’s stock price. D) companies that track […]
QUESTION From looking at Apple Inc’s balance sheet in Figure 2.2, an investor knows that Apple would not be forced to sell fixed assets to cover its debts because ________ are more than enough to pay off all its liabilities. a. property, plant, and equipment b. current assets c. intangible assets d. common stock […]
QUESTION Stakeholders are A) people who own a part of a company and have a vested interest in its profits. B) people who may or may not own a part of a company but are directly affected by its activities. C) computer systems that keep track of a company’s stock price. D) companies that track […]