Fine 3010 Financial Management

Fine 3010 Exam 2 | Tulane University Question 1 In class we talked about the choice that a firm faces regarding net income. They can pay the earnings out as a dividend or retain the earnings within the firm to support firm growth. Most firms actually pay out some and retain some, thereby avoiding an “all or nothing” approach. Think about the relationship between the market rate of return (“r”) and the return from the firm’s internal investmen

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Fine 3010 Quiz 2 |Tulane UniversityQuestion 1The basic dividend discount model is of the form: Pt = Dt+1 / ( r – g )You are deciding whether to buy a stock that just paid a $3 dividend. The expected growth rate is 12% per year and the expected rate of return in the market is 18%. What is your expectation of the value of one share of this stock today? (Show your work as best you can in the space below.)Question 2Which of the following methods was

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Fine 3010 Exam 1 Assignment | Tulane UniversityQuestion 1 You are considering purchasing a bond in the secondary market that has a face value of $1,000. Why might you have to pay more than $1000 for this bond? Incorporate a numerical example within your explanation. If the market rate is lower than the bond coupon rate then the bond will sell at a premium (you pay more than its face value) because it is more reasonable to receive the hi

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Fine 3010 Quiz 1 |Tulane UniversityQuestion 1Suppose that you are given the following information regarding Firms A & B that are in the same industry: FIRM A FIRM BAsset Turnover 16.2x 10.3xL-T Debt-to-Equity Ratio 1.2x 0.9xNet Profit Margin 9.5% 8.2%Times Interest Earned 1.90 1.62Receivables Turnover 6.4x 9.1xCurrent Ratio 1.2x 1.8xAsset Turnover Ratio = Sales / Average Total AssetsL-T Debt-to-Equity Ratio = Long-Term Debt / Total EquityN

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