Final Exam Flashcards

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1
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Variability of the firms expected earnings before interest and taxes

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business risk

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2
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Additional variability in earnings available to the firms common stockholders. This is a direct result of the firms financing decisions.

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financial risk

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3
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The breakeven quantity of output results in an EBIT level equal to

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zero

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4
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In a breakeven model, production costs are divided into what two categories?

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fixed and variable costs

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5
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Administrative salaries, depretiation, property taxes, insurance premiums are all examples of?

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fixed costs

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6
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DM, DL, packaging, sales comission are all examples of what

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variable costs

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7
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At breakeven, how much is your profit?

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zero

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8
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What is the responsiveness of a firms EBIT to fluctuations in sales

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operating leverage

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9
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What is the responsiveness of the companys earnings per share (EPS) to changes in EBIT

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financial leverage

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10
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The greater the degree of fin leverage, the greater the fluctuations in ___

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EPS

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11
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If the DCL is equal to 5 times…

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Then a 1% change in sales will result in a 5% change in EPS

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12
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The average rate paid for the use of the firms capital funds

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cost of capital

how much a company pays to get capital from others

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13
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What are the two sources of capital?

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debt and equity (CS and pref stock)

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14
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What provides a benchmark against which to evaluate investment returns

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cost of capital

IRR>cost of capital- in order to invest

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15
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What is the capital structure?

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debt
pref stock
commons stock

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16
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What are the diff risk levels of the cap structure?

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debt is cheapest because theres a guarentee you will get $; low return and low risk
Pref stock is in bw both
CS is most expenseive bc theres high risk and high return

17
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What is the weighted average cost of capital of the costs of the 3 components

18
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WACC can be calculated based on what two things?

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market value and book value

19
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What is the account value; is found on the balance sheet; looks at total debt in proportion to assets; Is very easy to use; uses par value

20
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What is calculated using present value; difficult to calculate but most appropriate

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market value

** uses market value of share

21
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You must adjust what to reflect flotation costs

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cost of pref stock
cost of new equity stock
COST OF RETAINED EARNINGS DOES NOT ADJUST TO FLOTATION COSTS

22
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When evaluating S-VC=GP equation, if there are no fixed costs any change in sales will be followed by

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the same % change in EBIT

23
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When evaluating S-VC=GP equation, if there are fixed costs any change in sales will be followed by

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a greater % change in profit

24
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If a company doesn’t have any debt, it will not have interest, so any increase in EBIT will be followed by

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the same % in EPS

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If a company has debt (interest), any increase in EBIT will be followed by
greater % increase in EPS
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The following info is available for Haverty com: Current per share market price $48 Most recent per share div $3.50 Expected long-term growth rate 5% Havery can issue new common stock to net the comp $44 per share Determine the cost of equity raised through selling new stock using the div model approach
13.3%
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The following info is available for Haverty com: Current per share market price $48 Most recent per share div $3.50 Expected long-term growth rate 5% Havery can issue new common stock to net the comp $44 per share Determine the cost of retained earnings raised through selling new stock using the div model approach
12.7%
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The following info is available concerning a firm's capital: Debt: bonds w a fv of $1000 and an initial 20 year term were issued 5 years ago w a coupon rate of 8%. Today these bonds are selling for $846.30 Pref stock: pref stock that pays an annual div of $9.50 is trading at $79.16 Common Equity: The stock is selling at $22.50 per share. An annual div of $1.70 was just paid and expected to grow indefinetly at 6%. Target cap structure: Firms target cap structure is 30% debt, 20% pref stock, and 50% equity Firm can ssue any type of security without paying flotation costs. The combined federal and state tax rate is 40%
debt: .06 Ps: .12 cs: .14 .06(30+.12(20)+.14(50)= 11.2%