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The Miller-Orr (Model)

This document describes the Baumol cash management model. It defines the key variables in the model - CP is the amount of securities converted to cash, k is the cost of holding cash, a is the fixed cost to convert securities to cash, and T is the planned cash needs over a period. It provides the formula to calculate the optimal amount to convert securities to cash (CP*) which minimizes total cash costs, and provides an example calculation. It then switches to describing the Miller-Orr cash management model, giving the assumptions of the model and showing the calculations to determine the upper and lower cash balance limits and the rules for investing/divesting based on reaching those limits.

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The Miller-Orr (Model)

This document describes the Baumol cash management model. It defines the key variables in the model - CP is the amount of securities converted to cash, k is the cost of holding cash, a is the fixed cost to convert securities to cash, and T is the planned cash needs over a period. It provides the formula to calculate the optimal amount to convert securities to cash (CP*) which minimizes total cash costs, and provides an example calculation. It then switches to describing the Miller-Orr cash management model, giving the assumptions of the model and showing the calculations to determine the upper and lower cash balance limits and the rules for investing/divesting based on reaching those limits.

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THE BAUMOL MODEL

CP: Jumlah surat berharga yang dikonversikan ke dalam kas.


k : Biaya Penyimpanan Kas
a : Biaya tetap untuk mengkonversi surat berharga menjadi kas.
T : Jumlah kebutuhan kas yang direncanakan dalam periode tertentu.
TB: Total biaya kas
(CP/2) k : biaya penyimpanan kas
(T/CP)a : Total biaya konversi

CP* =

2.T.a
k

2 x 50.000.000 x 37.500

CP* =

No.
A
B
C
D
E
F

5.000.000

15%

Keterangan
Jumlah Konversi Surat Berharga
Konversi per th (50.000.000/A)
Saldo Kas rata-rata (A/2)
Biaya Konversi (B x 37.500)
Biaya Penyimpanan (C x 15%)
Total Biaya (D + E)

Kondisi
1
2
3
4
4.000.000 5.000.000 6.000.000 7.000.000
12,50
10,00
8,33
7,14
2.000.000 2.500.000 3.000.000 3.500.000
468.750 375.000 311.250 267.750
300.000 375.000 450.000 525.000
768.750 750.000 761.250 792.750

Miller-Orr Model
Asumsi:
1. Minimum cash balance = $ 10,000
2. Variance of daily cash flows = $ 6,250,000
3. Interest rata = 0,025% per day
4. Transaction cost for each sale or purchase of securities = $ 20
Calculation of spread between upper and lower cash balance limits:

Spread = 3 (3/4 x transaction cost x variance of cash flows)1/3


interest rate
= 3 (3/4 x 20 x 6,250,000)1/3
0,00025
= $ 21,634, atau $ 21,600
Calculate upper limit and return point:
Upper limit = lower limit + 21,600 = $ 31,600 ($ 10.000 + $ 21.600)
Return point = lower limit + spread/3
= 10,000 + 21,600/3 = $ 17,200
Decision rule: If cash balance rises to $ 31,600, invest $31,600 - $17,200 = $14,400
in marketable securities; if cash balance falls to $ 10,000, sell
$ 7,200 of marketable securities and replenish cash.

The Miller-Orr Model

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