Diagnóstico Financiero

What are financial statements and why are they important for financial diagnosis?

• Financial statements are reports that show the economic and financial situation of a company in a specific period. They are important for financial diagnosis because they allow analyzing the financial health of the company, identifying trends, making informed decisions, and complying with legal and transparency requirements.

• Financial statements are documents that show the emotional situation of a company in a specific period.

• Financial statements are reports that show the economic situation of a company in an undetermined period.

• Financial statements are irrelevant for the financial diagnosis of a company.

Explique la importancia del análisis de razones en el diagnóstico financiero en una empresa de tecnología en crecimiento.

• El análisis de razones es crucial en el diagnóstico financiero para evaluar la salud financiera de una empresa, identificar tendencias y tomar decisiones informadas.

• El análisis de razones no es necesario en el diagnóstico financiero

• El análisis de razones solo se utiliza para evaluar la salud física de una empresa

• El análisis de razones es irrelevante en la toma de decisiones financieras

Why is it crucial to effectively manage cash flow in a business?

• It is crucial to effectively manage cash flow in a business to maintain the necessary liquidity and avoid financial problems.

• Managing cash flow is not important in a business

• Cash flow does not affect a company's liquidity

• Financial problems are beneficial for a company's growth

Describe the relationship between budgeting and forecasting in financial diagnosis.

• The relationship between budgeting and forecasting in financial diagnosis is that the budget is based on the forecasted financial results to establish realistic financial goals and objectives.

• Forecasting in financial diagnosis is more important than budgeting in terms of financial planning.

• The budget is based on the forecasted financial results to establish operational goals and objectives.

• Budgeting and forecasting are completely independent concepts in financial diagnosis.

What role does risk assessment play in the financial diagnosis of a company?

• Risk assessment in the financial diagnosis of a company is responsible for increasing the company's debt

• Risk assessment in the financial diagnosis of a company has no impact on its stability

• Risk assessment in the financial diagnosis of a company helps identify and mitigate potential threats that may affect its stability and profitability.

• Risk assessment in the financial diagnosis of a company only focuses on operational aspects

Explique la importancia de los controles internos en el diagnóstico financiero en una empresa multinacional.

• Los controles internos son esenciales en el diagnóstico financiero para garantizar la integridad de los datos, prevenir fraudes y errores, y asegurar la generación de informes precisos en una empresa multinacional.

• Los controles internos no son necesarios en el diagnóstico financiero en una empresa multinacional

• Los controles internos no tienen impacto en la generación de informes financieros precisos en una empresa multinacional

• Los controles internos pueden aumentar la probabilidad de fraudes en el diagnóstico financiero en una empresa multinacional

What is the formula to calculate the current liquidity ratio?

• Current Assets - Current Liabilities

• Current Assets + Current Liabilities

• Current Assets / Current Liabilities

• Current Assets * Current Liabilities

What do profitability margins indicate about a company's financial situation?

• Profitability margins indicate the geographical location of a company.

• Profitability margins indicate the quantity of products a company sells.

• Profitability margins indicate the efficiency with which a company converts its sales into profits.

• Profitability margins indicate the number of employees in a company.

Why is it important to analyze a company's cash flow before investing in it?

• To evaluate the company's ability to generate cash, meet financial obligations, and finance future growth.

• To evaluate the quality of the coffee served in the company.

• To know how many employees the company has.

• To determine the color of the company's facade.

What is the difference between a fixed-price contract and a cost-reimbursable contract?

• A fixed-price contract remains unchanged, while a cost-reimbursable contract adjusts based on actual costs incurred.

• A fixed-price contract and a cost-reimbursable contract do not have significant differences.

• A fixed-price contract and a cost-reimbursable contract are interchangeable terms.

• A fixed-price contract adjusts based on actual costs incurred, while a cost-reimbursable contract remains unchanged.