HW1 Corporate Finance

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Finance is a discipline that shows how to make the costs and benefits of a decision comparable so it can be evaluated properly.

True

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The primary goal of corporate management should be to:

A) maximize stakeholder wealth

B) Maximize employee satisfaction

C) promote sustainability

D) priorities ethical and societal objective

e) all of the above

f) none of the above

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The separation of ownership and management is one distinctive feature of corporations.

True

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Financial assets have value because they are claims on the firm’s real assets and the cash that those assets will produce

True

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which of the following best describes the concept of limited liability?

It protects the personal property and wealth of the company owners

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Maximizing profit is the same as maximizing the value of the firm

False

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When a corporation fails, the maximum that can be lost by an individual shareholder is:

The amount of his or her initial investment.

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An IOW (“I owe You”) from your brother-in-law is a financial asset

True

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shareholder wealth is measure by the:

price of the company’s common stock

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An advantage of the stakeholder model over the shareholder model is that success is more easily measured.

false

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Which of the following is true regarding real assets?

Real assets are used to produce the goods and services of the company

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Making good investment and financing decisions is the chief task of the financial manager.

True

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which one of the following can best be characterized as an agency problem?

Differing incentives between managers and owners

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Corporations have become the dominate form of business structure because of their ability to raise large amounts of capital by selling shares to anonymous outside investors.

True

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which of the following will most likely help to reduce agency problems?

Tying management compensation to the value of the company

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A successful investment is one that increases the value of the firm

True

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“Double Taxation” refers to:

Paying taxes on profits at the corporate level and dividends at the personal level

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All real assets are tangible

False

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A board of directors is elected as a representative of the corporations:

Shareholders

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A board of directors is generally appointed by the firm’s senior officers

False

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Success in a capital budgeting decision is measured by how it:

Maximizes the value added to the firm

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the legal “life” of a corporation is:

Permanent, regardless of current ownership

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Capital budgeting decisions are used to determine how to raise the cash necessary for investments

False

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which one of the following gives a corporation its permanence?

Separation of ownership and control

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A corporate raider gains controlling interest of the shares in a poorly managed corporation and replaces the board of directors. How does the corporate raider expect to make a profit in this case?

By the rise in price of his shares when the new board is proven to be superior to the ousted board

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which of the following is NOT an objective of the Stakehold Theory Hypothesis?

Focus on short-term success not long-term profit

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Buddy owns 2.78% of the stock in Norman Petty Recording Studios which just paid dividends totaling $1.7 million. How much of this amount would Buddy receive?

D=$1,700,000 X 0.0278 = $47,260

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Peggy Sue owns 59 shares of Fool’s Paradise stock. The company plans to pay a dividend of $14.35 per share. if the corporate tax rate is 21% and the tax rate on dividend is 18%, how much in total dollars will she receive?

D = $14.35 x(1-0.18) X 59 = $694.25

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The Holley Tile Company earned a pretax profit of $8.6 per share. if the corporate tax rate is 35% dividends are taxed at 20%, what is the after-tax value of the earning received by shareholders?

D = $8.60 x(1-0.35) x(1-0.20) = $4.47

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The Surf Ballroom earned a pretax profit of $26 per share. The corporate tax rate is 32% and the tax rate on dividends is 18%. If the company pays out all of its earnings as a dividend, how much in total taxes will be paid per share?

1) D = $26 x (1-0.32) x (1-0.18) = $14.50

2) T = $26 - $14.50 = $11.50