CA Intermediate · Financial Management and Strategic Management · Treasury and Cash Management
Under the Miller-Orr model, which of the following statements is correct?
In the Miller-Orr model the cash balance may wander between a lower and an upper control limit, and securities are bought or sold only when a limit is reached, returning the balance to the return point. It suits uncertain cash flows, unlike Baumol.
- AThe cash balance is allowed to fluctuate between a lower and an upper limit, and action is taken only when a limit is touchedCorrect
- BCash is replenished at fixed intervals regardless of balance
- CCash needs are assumed to be perfectly predictable and steady
- DThe return point is always set at the upper limit
Explanation
Miller-Orr is designed for uncertain, random cash flows. It sets a lower limit, a return point and an upper limit; transactions occur only when the balance hits a limit, and the balance is then restored to the return point. The Baumol model is the one assuming steady, predictable flows.
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