Question 21 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
The interest rate on a revolving loan will usually: [removed]A. be below prime interest. | | [removed]B. be equal to prime interest. | | [removed]C. remain fixed. | | [removed]D. float. | |
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Question 22 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
The reciprocal of the risk-adjusted equity cost of capital used is the: [removed]A. return on assets. | | [removed]B. return on common equity. | | [removed]C. price earnings ratio. | | [removed]D. profit margin on sales. | |
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Question 23 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
Preparing comprehensive financial statement forecasts involves six steps. Among these steps are all of the following EXCEPT: [removed]A. project sales revenue for each period in the forecast horizon. | | [removed]B. forecast depreciation expense and tax expense for each period. | | [removed]C. forecast the company’s financial structure and dividend policy for each period. | | [removed]D. All of the above are steps typically taken when preparing financial statement forecasts. | |
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Question 24 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
A qualitative assessment of the business, its customers and suppliers, and management’s character and capability is known as: ? [removed]A. covenant waivers. | | [removed]B. due diligence. | | [removed]C. indenture evaluation. | | [removed]D. a debenture. | |
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Question 25 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
Income from continuing operations, excluding special or nonrecurring items, is generally regarded as: [removed]A. permanent earnings. | | [removed]B. transitory earnings. | | [removed]C. value-irrelevant earnings. | | [removed]D. quiet. | |
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Question 26 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
The interest rate charged on bank loans must be sufficient to cover all of the following EXCEPT: [removed]A. a risk premium when loans are personally guaranteed by the borrower. | | [removed]B. the lender’s cost of borrowing funds. | | [removed]C. the costs of administering, monitoring, and servicing the loan. | | [removed]D. a premium for exposure to default risk. | |
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Question 27 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
![https://study.ashworthcollege.edu/access/content/group/709656a1-06b1-4216-85c6-7752ddbf25e8/v9/Images/A04D%20L5%20Exam%20Q7.JPG]() The implied total earnings multiple of Firm A is:
[removed]A. 1.00. | | [removed]B. 4.10. | | [removed]C. 5.00. | | [removed]D. 10.00 | |
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Question 28 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
Recent research indicates that stock returns correlate better with: [removed]A. accrual earnings than realized operating cash flows. | | [removed]B. cash basis earnings than realized operating cash flows. | | [removed]C. realized operating cash flows than accrual earnings. | | [removed]D. future operating cash flows than accrual earnings. | |
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Question 29 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
As per GAAP, fair value—for accounting purposes—is: [removed]A. an entry price. | | [removed]B. an exit price. | | [removed]C. the market price in a forced sale. | | [removed]D. always easily determinable. | |
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Question 30 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
![https://study.ashworthcollege.edu/access/content/group/709656a1-06b1-4216-85c6-7752ddbf25e8/v9/Images/A04D%20L5%20Exam%20Q7.JPG]() The implied share price of Firm C’s stock is:
[removed]A. $18.00. | | [removed]B. $63.00. | | [removed]C. $72.00. | | [removed]D. $90.00. | |
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Question 31 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
The fundamental valuation approach to business valuation uses basic accounting measures to assess the amount, timing, and __________ cash flows or earnings. [removed]A. certainty of a company’s past operating | | [removed]B. certainty of a company’s future non-operating | | [removed]C. uncertainty of a company’s future operating | | [removed]D. uncertainty of a company’s future non-operating | |
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Question 32 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
In general, the growth rate in earnings will depend on the portion of earnings reinvested each period and the: [removed]A. earnings retention rate. | | [removed]B. rate of return earned on new investment. | | [removed]C. company’s cost of equity capital. | | [removed]D. company’s weighted average cost of capital. | |
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Question 33 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
To obtain a better current price, the net present value of future growth opportunities (NPVGO) can be calculated and __________ the price per share calculated from the P/E ratio. [removed]A. added to | | [removed]B. subtracted from | | [removed]C. multiplied by | | [removed]D. divided into | |
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Question 34 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
An adjustment to income due to an extraordinary item is regarded as: [removed]A. permanent earnings. | | [removed]B. transitory earnings. | | [removed]C. value-irrelevant earnings. | | [removed]D. quiet. | |
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Question 35 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
The degree to which cash needs can be satisfied during periods of fiscal stress is known as: [removed]A. credit availability. | | [removed]B. credit worthiness. | | [removed]C. working capital. | | [removed]D. financial flexibility. | |
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Question 36 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
![https://study.ashworthcollege.edu/access/content/group/709656a1-06b1-4216-85c6-7752ddbf25e8/v9/Images/A04D%20L5%20Exam%20Q11.JPG]() Assume that Firm A can increase earnings by $4,000 by cutting costs. Abnormal earnings would be:
[removed]A. $(1,000). | | [removed]B. $0. | | [removed]C. $1,000. | | [removed]D. $1,500. | |
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Question 37 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
A component that is valuation-relevant, but is NOT expected to persist into the future is a __________ component. [removed]A. permanent earnings | | [removed]B. transitory earnings | | [removed]C. noise | | [removed]D. quiet | |
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Question 38 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
![https://study.ashworthcollege.edu/access/content/group/709656a1-06b1-4216-85c6-7752ddbf25e8/v9/Images/A04D%20L5%20Exam%20Q11.JPG]() Assume that Firm B can divest itself of $20,000 of unproductive capital with earnings falling by only $3,000. Abnormal earnings are:
[removed]A. $200. | | [removed]B. $400. | | [removed]C. $600. | | [removed]D. $800. | |
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Question 39 of 40 | 5.0/ 5.0 Points |
Through the use of accruals and deferrals, accrual accounting: [removed]A. produces a cash flow number that smoothes out the unevenness in year-to-year earnings. | | [removed]B. produces information about current cash receipts and payments. | | [removed]C. enables management to estimate future free cash flows. | | [removed]D. produces an earnings number that smoothes out the unevenness in year-to-year cash flows. | |
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Question 40 of 40 | 0.0/ 5.0 Points |
When determining the fair value of an asset using an exit price approach: [removed]A. fair value is determined by how the company uses the asset. | | [removed]B. management may choose to reduce the fair value of the asset by the approximate amount of expected transaction costs (i.e., costs to dispose of the asset) if such costs are deemed to be material. | | [removed]C. transaction costs do not reduce the asset’s fair value. | | [removed]D. transaction costs reduce the asset’s fair value. | |
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