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    Chapter 10 Chapter 10 

    Accounts ReceivableAccounts Receivable

    and Inventoryand Inventory

    ManagementManagement © Pearson Education Limited 2004

    Fundamentals of Financial Management !2"e#reated by$ %regory A& 'u(lemeyer P(&)&

    #arroll #ollege *au+es(a *I

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     After studying Chapter 10, After studying Chapter 10,

    you should be able to:you should be able to:

    List t(e +ey factors t(at can be varied in a firm,s credit -olicy andunderstand t(e trade.off bet/een -rofitability and costs involved&

    nderstand (o/ t(e level of investment in accounts receivable isaffected by t(e firm,s credit -olicies&

    #ritically evaluate -ro-osed c(anges in credit -olicy includingc(anges in credit standards credit -eriod and cas( discount&

    )escribe -ossible sources of information on credit a--licantsand (o/ you mig(t use t(e information to analy1e a credita--licant&

    Identify t(e various ty-es of inventories and discuss t(eadvantages and disadvantages of increasing"decreasinginventories&

    )escribe e-lain and illustrate t(e +ey conce-ts andcalculations necessary for effective inventory management andcontrol including classification economic order 3uantity E567order -oint safety stoc+ and 8ust.in.time 9I:7&

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     Accounts Receivable and Accounts Receivable and

    Inventory Management Inventory Management 

    #redit and #ollection

    Policies Analy1ing t(e #redit

    A--licant

    Inventory Management and#ontrol

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    Credit and CollectionCredit and Collection

    Policies of the irmPolicies of the irm

    !7 Average#ollection Period

    27 ;ad.debt

    Losses

    6uality of 6uality of 

    :rade Account:rade AccountLengt( of 

    #redit Period

    Possible #as()iscount

    Firm#ollectionProgram

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    Credit !tandardsCredit !tandards

    :(e financial manager s(ould continually

    lo/er t(e firm

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    Credit !tandardsCredit !tandards

    A larger credit de-artment

    Additional clerical /or+

    =ervicing additional accounts ;ad.debt losses

    5--ortunity costs

    #osts arising from relaing#osts arisin

    g from relaing

    credit standardscredit standards

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    "#ample of Rela#ing"#ample of Rela#ing

    Credit !tandardsCredit !tandards

    ;as+et *onders is not o-erating at full ca-acity;as+et *onders is not o-erating at full ca-acity

    and /ants to determine if a relaation of t(eirand /ants to determine if a relaation of t(eir

    credit standards /ill en(ance -rofitability&credit standards /ill en(ance -rofitability& :(e firm is currently -roducing a single

    -roduct /it( variable costs of ?20 and selling

    -rice of ?2@& Relaing credit standards is not e-ected to

    affect current customer -ayment (abits&

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    "#ample of Rela#ing"#ample of Rela#ing

    Credit !tandardsCredit !tandards

    Additional annual credit sales of ?!20000 and anaverage collection -eriod for ne/ accounts of mont(s is e-ected&

    :(e before.ta o--ortunity cost for eac( dollar offunds Btied.u-C in additional receivables is 20D&

      Ignoring any additional bad.debt lossesIgnoring any additional bad.debt lossest(at may arise s(ould ;as+et *onderst(at may arise s(ould ;as+et *onders

    rela t(eir credit standards>rela t(eir credit standards>

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    "#ample of Rela#ing"#ample of Rela#ing

    Credit !tandardsCredit !tandards

    Profitability of ?@ contribution7 400 units7 additional sales ?24000?24000

    Additional ?!20000 sales7 " 4 :urns7 receivables ?0000

    Investment in ?20"?2@7 ?00007 add& receivables ?24000

    Re3& -re.ta return 20D o--& cost7 ?24000 on add& investment ?400?400

     GesH GesH Profits  Re3uired -re.ta return

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    Credit and CollectionCredit and Collection

    Policies of the irmPolicies of the irm

    !7 Average#ollection Period

    27 ;ad.debt

    Losses

    6uality of :rade Account

    Lengt( of Lengt( of 

    #redit Period#redit Period

    Possible #as()iscount

    Firm#ollectionProgram

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    Credit $ermsCredit $erms

    #redit Period#redit Period .. :(e total lengt( of time over

    /(ic( credit is etended to a customer to -aya bill& For eam-le %net &0'%net &0' re3uires full

    -ayment to t(e firm /it(in 0 days from t(einvoice date&

    #redit :erms#redit :erms .. =-ecify t(e lengt( of timeover /(ic( credit is etended to a customer

    and t(e discount if any given for early-ayment& For eam-le %()10, net &0*' %()10, net &0*' 

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    "#ample of Rela#ing"#ample of Rela#ing

    the Credit Period the Credit Period 

    +aset -onders+aset -onders is considering c(anging itscredit -eriod from %net &0'%net &0' /(ic( (as resultedin !2 A"R B:urnsC -er year7 to %net .0'%net .0' /(ic( ise-ected to result in J A"R B:urnsC -er year7&

    :(e firm is currently -roducing a single -roduct/it( variable costs of ?20 and a selling -rice of

    ?2@&

    Additional annual credit sales of ?2@0000 fromne/ customers are forecasted in addition to t(e

    current ?2 million in annual credit sales&

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    "#ample of Rela#ing"#ample of Rela#ing

    the Credit Period the Credit Period 

    :(e before.ta o--ortunity cost for eac( dollarof funds Btied.u-C in additional receivables is20D&

    Ignoring any additional bad.debt lossesIgnoring any additional bad.debt losses

    t(at may arise s(ould ;as+et *onderst(at may arise s(ould ;as+et *onders

    rela t(eir credit -eriod>rela t(eir credit -eriod>

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    "#ample of Rela#ing"#ample of Rela#ing

    the Credit Period the Credit Period 

    Profitability of ?@ contribution7!0000 units7 additional sales ?@0000?@0000

    Additional ?2@0000 sales7 " J :urns7 receivables ?4!JJK

    Investment in add& ?20"?2@7 ?4!JJK7 receivables ne/ sales7 ?4

    Previous ?2000000 sales7 " !2 :urns7 receivable level ?!JJJJK

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    "#ample of Rela#ing"#ample of Rela#ing

    the Credit Period the Credit Period 

    e/ ?2000000 sales7 " J :urns7 receivable level ?

    Investment in ? . ?!JJJJK add& receivables ?!JJJJJoriginal sales7

    :otal investment in ?4 ?!JJJJJ

    add& receivables ?200000

    Re3& -re.ta return 20D o--& cost7 ?200000 on add& investment ?40000?40000

     GesH GesH Profits  Re3uired -re.ta return

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    Credit and CollectionCredit and Collection

    Policies of the irmPolicies of the irm

    !7 Average#ollection Period

    27 ;ad.debt

    Losses

    6uality of :rade Account

    Lengt( of #redit Period

    Possible #as(Possible #as(

    )iscount)iscount

    Firm#ollectionProgram

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    Credit $ermsCredit $erms

    #as( )iscount#as( )iscount .. A -ercent D7 reduction in

    sales or -urc(ase -rice allo/ed for early-ayment of invoices& For eam-le %()10'%()10'

    allo/s t(e customer to ta+e a 2D cas( discount

    during t(e cas( discount -eriod&

    #as( )iscount Period#as( )iscount Period .. :(e -eriod of timeduring /(ic( a cas( discount can be ta+en forearly -ayment& For eam-le %()10' %()10'  allo/s acas( discount in t(e first !0 days from t(e

    invoice date&

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    "#ample of Introducing"#ample of Introducing

    a Cash /iscount a Cash /iscount 

    A com-eting firm of ;as+et *onders isconsidering c(anging t(e credit -eriod from

    %net .0'%net .0' /(ic( (as resulted in J A"R B:urnsC-er year7 to %()10, net .0*' %()10, net .0*' 

    #urrent annual credit sales of ?@ million aree-ected to be maintained&

    :(e firm e-ects 0D of its credit customers indollar volume7 to ta+e t(e cas( discount andt(us increase A"R B:urnsC to &

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    :(e before.ta o--ortunity cost for eac( dollarof funds Btied.u-C in additional receivables is20D&

    Ignoring any additional bad.debt lossesIgnoring any additional bad.debt losses

    t(at may arise s(ould t(e com-eting firmt(at may arise s(ould t(e com-eting firm

    introduce a cas( discount>introduce a cas( discount>

    "#ample of Introducing"#ample of Introducing

    a Cash /iscount a Cash /iscount 

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    "#ample of sing"#ample of sing

    the Cash /iscount the Cash /iscount 

    Receivable level ?@000000 sales7 " J :urns7 5riginal7 ?

    Receivable level ?@000000 sales7 " N :urns7 e/7 ?@@@@@J

    Reduction of ? . ?@@@@@J investment in A"R ?2KKKKK

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    Pre.ta cost of &02 & ?@000000 t(e cas( discount ?0000?0000&&

    Pre.ta o--& savings 20D o--& cost7 ?2KKKKK on reduction in A"R ?@@@@@?@@@@@&&

     GesH GesH =avings  #osts

    :(e benefits derived from released accountsreceivable eceed t(e costs of -roviding t(e

    discount to t(e firm

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    InventoryInventory

    Management and Control Management and Control 

    Ra/.materials inventory

    *or+.in.-rocess inventory

    In.transit inventory

    Finis(ed.goods inventory

    Inventories form a lin  bet/een-roduction and sale of a -roduct&

    Inventory ty-esInventory ty-es$$

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    InventoryInventory

    Management and Control Management and Control 

    Purc(asing

    Production sc(eduling Efficient servicing of customer

    demands

    Inventories -rovide fleibilityInventories -rovide fleibility

    for t(e firm in$for t(e firm in$

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     Appropriate Appropriate

    evel of Inventoriesevel of Inventories

    Em-loy a cost.benefit analysisEm-loy a cost.benefit analysis

    #om-are t(e benefits of economies of-roduction -urc(asing and -roductmar+eting against t(e cost  of t(e

    additional investment in inventories&

    2o3 does a firm determine2o3 does a firm determine

    the appropriate level ofthe appropriate level of

    inventories4 inventories4 

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     A+C Method of A+C Method of

    Inventory Control Inventory Control 

    Met(od /(ic( controlse-ensive inventory

    items more closely t(anless e-ensive items&

    Revie/ BAC itemsmost fre3uently

    Revie/ B;C and B#Citems less rigorouslyand"or less fre3uently&

     A+C method of A+C method of

    inventory control inventory control 

    0 !@ 4@ !000 !@ 4@ !00

    #umulative Percentage#umulative Percentage

    of Items in Inventoryof Items in Inventory

    K0K0

    N0N0

    !00!00

       #  u  m

      u   l  a   t   i  v  e

       P  e  r  c  e  n

       t  a  g  e

       #  u  m

      u   l  a   t   i  v  e

       P  e  r  c  e  n

       t  a  g  e

      o

       f   I  n  v  e  n

       t  o  r  y

       O  a   l  u  e

      o   f   I  n  v  e  n

       t  o  r  y

       O  a   l  u  e

    AA

    ;;##

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    2o3 Much to 5rder4 2o3 Much to 5rder4 

      Forecast usage

      5rdering cost

      #arrying cost

    :(e o-timal 3uantity to order:(e o-timal 3uantity to order

    de-ends on$de-ends on$

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    Ordering costsOrdering costs

    The variable costs can include:

     the cost of preparin a purchase re!uisition"

    the cost of creatin the purchase order" the cost of revie#in inventor$ levels"

    the costs involved in receivin and chec%in ite&s

    as the$ are received fro& the vendor"

    and the costs incurred in preparin and processin

    the pa$&ents &ade to the vendor #hen the invoice

    is received'

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    $otal Inventory Costs$otal Inventory Costs

    ##$ #arrying costs -er unit -er -eriod

    55$ 5rdering costs -er order 

    ==$ :otal usage during t(e -eriod

    :otal inventory costs :7 :otal inventory costs :7

    ## 6 " 26 " 27 7 55 == " " 6677

    :IME:IME

    6 " 26 " 2

    66AverageAverage

    InventoryInventory

       I   L   O   E   L   :   5   R   G

       I   L   O   E   L   :   5   R   G

       4   i  n  u  n

       i   t  s

       7

       4   i  n  u  n

       i   t  s

       7

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    "conomic 5rder 6uantity "conomic 5rder 6uantity 

    :(e E56 or

    optimal7uantity  67 is$

    :(e 3uantity of an inventory item to orderso t(at total inventory costs are minimi1ed

    over t(e firm

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    "#ample of the"#ample of the

    "conomic 5rder 6uantity "conomic 5rder 6uantity 

    +aset -onders+aset -onders is attem-ting to determine t(eeconomic order 3uantity for fabric used in t(e

    -roduction of bas+ets&

    !0000 yards of fabric /ere used at a constantrate last -eriod&

    Eac( order re-resents an ordering cost of ?200&

    #arrying costs are ?! -er yard over t(e !00.day-lanning -eriod&

    *(at is t(e economic order 3uantity>*(at is t(e economic order 3uantity>

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    "conomic 5rder 6uantity "conomic 5rder 6uantity 

    *e /ill solve for t(e economic order 3uantitygiven t(at ordering costs are ?200 -er ordertotal usage over t(e -eriod /as !0000 units

    and carrying costs are ?! -er yard unit7&

    66 2 2 ?2007 7 !0000!000077?!?!

    66 2000 nits2000 nits

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    $otal Inventory Costs$otal Inventory Costs

    E56 67 re-resents t(e minimumE56 67 re-resents t(e minimum

    -oint in total inventory costs&-oint in total inventory costs&

    :otal Inventory #osts:otal Inventory #osts

    :otal #arrying #osts:otal #arrying #osts

    :otal 5rdering #osts:otal 5rdering #osts

    66 5rder =i1e 675rder =i1e 67

       #

      o  s

       t  s

       #

      o  s

       t  s

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    -hen to 5rder4 -hen to 5rder4 

    5rder Point5rder Point .. :(e 3uantity to /(ic( inventory

    must fall in order to signal t(at an order mustbe -laced to re-lenis( an item&

    5rder Point5rder Point 5P5P7 Lead timeLead time Q )aily usage

    Issues to consider Issues to consider $$

    Lead :imeLead :ime .. :(e lengt( of time bet/een t(e

    -lacement of an order for an inventory item and/(en t(e item is received in inventory&

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    "#ample of -hen to 5rder "#ample of -hen to 5rder 

    9ulie Miller of +aset -onders+aset -onders (as determinedt(at it ta+es only 2 days to receive t(e order of

    fabric after t(e -lacement of t(e order&*(en s(ould 9ulie order more fabric>*(en s(ould 9ulie order more fabric>

    Lead timeLead time 2 days2 days

    )aily usage)aily usage !0000 yards " !00 days !0000 yards " !00 days !00!00yards -er dayyards -er day

    5rder Point5rder Point 2 days2 days  !00 yards -er day!00 yards -er day 200 yards200 yards

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    "#ample of -hen to 5rder "#ample of -hen to 5rder 

    00 ! 20 40  ! 20 40LeadLead

    :ime:ime

    200200

    20002000

    5rder 5rder 

    PointPoint   0   L   I   :   =

       0   L   I   :   =

    )AG=)AG=

    Economic 5rder 6uantity 67Economic 5rder 6uantity 67

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    !afety !toc !afety !toc 

    5ur -revious eam-le assumed certain demandand lead time& *(en demand and"or lead time are

    uncertain t(en t(e order -oint is$

    5rder Point5rder Point 

     Avg* lead time  Avg* daily usage7 =afety stoc+=afety stoc+

    =afety =toc+=afety =toc+ .. Inventory stoc+ (eld in reserveas a cus(ion against uncertain demand or

    usage7 and re-lenis(ment lead time&

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    5rder Point5rder Point

    3ith !afety !toc 3ith !afety !toc 

    0 ! 20 0 ! 20

    400400

    20002000

    5rder 5rder 

    PointPoint   0   L   I   :   =

       0   L   I   :   =

    )AG=)AG=

    22002200

    =afety =toc+=afety =toc+200200

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    5rder Point5rder Point

    3ith !afety !toc 3ith !afety !toc 

       0   L   I   :   =

       0   L   I   :   =

    )AG=)AG=

    =afety =toc+=afety =toc+

    Actual leadActual lead

    time is daysHtime is daysHat day 2!7at day 2!7

    22002200

    20002000

    5rder 5rder 

    PointPoint

    400400

    200200

    0 ! 2!0 ! 2!

    :(e firm Bdi-sC:(e firm Bdi-sC

    into t(e safety stoc+into t(e safety stoc+

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    2o3 Much !afety !toc4 2o3 Much !afety !toc4 

    Amount of uncertainty in inventory demand

    Amount of uncertainty in t(e lead time #ost of running out of inventory

    #ost of carrying inventory

    *(at is t(e -ro-er amount of*(at is t(e -ro-er amount of

    safety stoc+>safety stoc+>

    )e-ends on t(e)e-ends on t(e$$

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    8ust9in9$ime8ust9in9$ime

    A very accurate -roduction and

    inventory information system ig(ly efficient -urc(asing Reliable su--liers Efficient inventory.(andling system

    9ust.in.:ime9ust.in.:ime .. An a--roac( to inventorymanagement and control in /(ic( inventoriesare ac3uired and inserted in -roduction at t(e

    eact times t(ey are needed&

    Re3uirements of a--lying t(is a--roac(Re3uirements of a--lying t(is a--roac($$

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    !upply Chain Management !upply Chain Management 

    9I: inventory control is one lin+ in =#M& :(e internet (as en(anced =#M and

    allo/s for many business.to.business;2;7 transactions

    #om-etition t(roug( ;2; auctions (el-sreduce firm costs S es-eciallystandardi1ed items

    =u--ly #(ain Management =#M7=u--ly #(ain Management =#M7 S Managingt(e -rocess of moving goods services and

    information from su--liers to end customers&