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IMANET CMA Exam Questions
- Topic 1: External Financial Reporting Decisions: Assesses understanding of U.S. GAAP and IFRS standards, and how financial statements are prepared and interpreted for external users.
- Topic 2: Planning, Budgeting, and Forecasting: Covers the process of creating financial plans, budgeting methods, and forecasting techniques used to align organizational goals.
- Topic 3: Performance Management: Involves setting performance goals, analyzing variances, and using performance metrics and dashboards for strategic decision-making.
- Topic 4: Cost Management: Focuses on cost behavior, cost allocation, and cost systems that impact business decisions and efficiency.
- Topic 5: Internal Controls: Addresses governance, risk management, compliance, and the design and implementation of internal controls to safeguard assets.
- Topic 6: Technology and Analytics: Introduces data governance, information systems, data analytics, and how digital tools aid financial decision-making.
- Topic 7: CMA Part 2: Strategic Financial Management: This part tests a financial analyst or strategist's ability to support strategic planning, manage investments, evaluate risk, and uphold ethical standards.
- Topic 8: Financial Statement Analysis: Focuses on techniques for analyzing financial statements to assess an organization’s financial health and performance.
- Topic 9: Corporate Finance: Covers capital structure, financing sources, dividend policy, and working capital management.
- Topic 10: Business Decision Analysis: Tests decision-making skills using cost-volume-profit analysis, pricing strategies, and relevant cost analysis.
- Topic 11: Enterprise Risk Management: Assesses the ability to identify, assess, and manage organizational risks.
- Topic 12: Capital Investment Decisions: Involves evaluating long-term investments through capital budgeting and risk-adjusted decision models.
- Topic 13: Professional Ethics: Covers ethical responsibilities, IMA's ethical standards, and resolving ethical conflicts in financial management.
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Note: Premium Questions for CMA were last updated On Aug. 21, 2025 (see below)
An inventory management technique designed to minimize inventory investment by having materials arrive at the time they are needed for use is known as
A just-in-time (JIT) inventory management system limits the output of each manufacturing operation to the demand of the next operation. Shipment of raw materials from vendors are scheduled to arrive ''just in time'' to be used in the production process. Inventory storage is considered a nonvalue-adding activity, and raw materials on hand are thus kept to a minimum.
Which of the following statements regarding budgets is false?
Budget formulation is a planning function; however, budgets are also useful control devices. Budget provide a basis for control of performance through comparisons of actual with budgeted data. They permit analysis of variations from plans and signal the need for corrective managerial action.
The manufacturing concept that relates demand forecasts to specific dates for completion is?
The yearly/quarterly/monthly numbers and styles of finished goods called for in the demand forecasts included in the operational plans must turned into specific for completion and availity for shipment to the customer.this is the task of the master production schedule(MPS)
The human tendency to judge positively-presented information favorably and negativelypresented information unfavorably is known as
Three problems that arise in decision making are framing error, escalation, and overconfidence. Framing error is the human tendency to judge positively-presented information favorably and negatively-presented information unfavorably.
The Herb Salter Corporation is considering a plant expansion that will increase its sales and net income. The following data represent management's estimate of the impact the proposal will have on the company:
The effect of the plant expansion on Salter's networking capital will be a (n)
Net working capital is defined as current assets minus current liabilities; Net working capital is calculated as follows:
Networking capital decreases by $10,000 from the current $540,000 to $530,000 under the proposal.
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