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Use the data below to compute 2014 FCF (Free Cash Flow): 2014 2013 Cash 14 20 Short-term investments 9 69 Accounts receivable 370 315 Inventories

Use the data below to compute 2014 FCF (Free Cash Flow):

2014 2013

Cash

14 20
Short-term investments 9 69
Accounts receivable 370 315
Inventories 552 419
Property, plant & equipment (net) 927 874
Accounts payable 47 35
Short-term debt 96 63
Accrued liabilities 149 134
Long-term debt 663 580
Common stock 130 130
Retained earnings 768 713
Net revenue 3148 2854
Depreciation expense 113 93
Interest 88 64
Taxes 82 82
Net income 255 123

(Round to the nearest whole dollar)

Answer:

111 (114)

Use the data below to compute the change in Gross Fixed Assets (i.e. Change in Gross property, plant & equipment)

2014 2013

Cash

16 19
Short-term investments 7 66
Accounts receivable 365 320
Inventories 553 416
Property, plant & equipment (net) 929 874
Accounts payable 45 35
Short-term debt 99 63
Accrued liabilities 145 130
Long-term debt 663 580
Common stock 130 130
Retained earnings 769 715
Net revenue 3147 2855
Depreciation expense 114 94
Interest 89 65
Taxes 79 83
Net income 254 124

(Round to the nearest whole dollar)

Answer:

55

(169)

Use the data below to compute 2014 OCF (Operating Cash Flow):

2014 2013

Cash

14 16
Short-term investments 8 68
Accounts receivable 367 316
Inventories 551 419
Property, plant & equipment (net) 929 873
Accounts payable 45 32
Short-term debt 99 65
Accrued liabilities 149 135
Long-term debt 658 582
Common stock 130 130
Retained earnings 768 712
Net revenue 3144 2850
Depreciation expense 114 95
Interest 91 63
Taxes 83 83
Net income 254 123

(Round to the nearest whole dollar)

Answer:

429 (437)

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