44. According to the course textbook, which of the following items is most likely to be a focal point of the financial management decision process? a. Profitability b.Debt and Stockholders' Equity c. Efficiency ratios d. JIT (Just-In-Time) strategies

45. The course lecture notes, online and presented in this class, described ETHICS, based on these, which of the following is incorrect? a,Guides directing the path of appropriate human behavior b.A set of moral values C.Guidelines for legal behaviors d. A set of parameters making a distinction between good and bad and right and wrong

46. The textbook identifies three most commonly used methods for assessing performance: Accounting Method; Adjusted Accounting Method, and Market Method. Which of the following statements was NOT associated with the methods? a. The Accounting Method is based primarily on historical numbers. b. The Adjusted "accounting" method is the most reliable of the three methods C.The Market Method includes a multitude of subsidiary approaches for assessing corporate performance. d. The Market Method may have the greatest potential for misleading investors

47. According to the course text, which of the following about a firm's market capitalization is incorrect? a.The perceived value of a firm's unquantifiable intangible resources is often the driving force behind the organization's market capitalization. b. TTs who focus on market-determined dimensions such as "market capitalization" to assess their performance in growing the company, may be taking the fools (short) path to negative long-term consequences. C. Market capitalization is a frequent proxy for measuring the size, strength, and growth potential of a firm. d.Market capitalization can be measured by several different computational methods. One of the more accurate although less commonly utilized methods involves multiplying the weighted average shares outstanding by the most current and correct value of earnings on a per share basis.

48. The textbook indicates that the ACCOUNTING METHOD for assessing performance and potential of firms includes all of the following considerations except: a. Net Worth b. Revenues c. Credit Score d.Asset Utilization