Please turn in the following problem You must show all calc illations to receive full credit. (Use the hack of page if needed) Exercise (Estimating Credit Card Payoff and Default) Suppose Waymart Credit Card has two aging categories for its accounts receivable: 1. accounts that arc 0-30 days old. and 2 accounts that arc 31 -90 days old. If any portion of an account receivable balance is over 90 days, that portion is written off as had debt. An analysis of accounting records leads to the following accounts receivable matrix (P): Predict the percentages of the 0-30 day accounts that will eventually end up in the paid oil and the bad debt (written off) categories? What about those percentages for the 31 -90 day accounts. In other words, for each of these two accounts receivable categories, what are the percentages of money (outstanding balance) that will be deemed collectible and uncollectible in the future? Mathematically, we are calculating the NR matrix here. Also estimate the allowance for doubtful accounts if Walmart has a local of $1000M accounts receivable balance in the 0-30 day category and $ 2000M balance in the 31-90 day category as of this lime. In other words, what is the outstanding balance Walmart should expect to get paid back in the future? And, what is the default amount Walmart should expect to write off in the future? Mathematically, we are calculating the BNR vector here. Please turn in the following problem You must show all calc illations to receive full credit. (Use the hack of page if needed) Exercise (Estimating Credit Card Payoff and Default) Suppose Waymart Credit Card has two aging categories for its accounts receivable: 1. accounts that arc 0-30 days old. and 2 accounts that arc 31 -90 days old. If any portion of an account receivable balance is over 90 days, that portion is written off as had debt. An analysis of accounting records leads to the following accounts receivable matrix (P): Predict the percentages of the 0-30 day accounts that will eventually end up in the paid oil and the bad debt (written off) categories? What about those percentages for the 31 -90 day accounts. In other words, for each of these two accounts receivable categories, what are the percentages of money (outstanding balance) that will be deemed collectible and uncollectible in the future? Mathematically, we are calculating the NR matrix here. Also estimate the allowance for doubtful accounts if Walmart has a local of $1000M accounts receivable balance in the 0-30 day category and $ 2000M balance in the 31-90 day category as of this lime. In other words, what is the outstanding balance Walmart should expect to get paid back in the future? And, what is the default amount Walmart should expect to write off in the future? Mathematically, we are calculating the BNR vector here
