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New Assumptions Sales VC/Sales Inventory/Sales ACP Required return Proportion of taking the discount Bed debt scenario 1460 75% 12% 20 13% 60% 1.0% S1 1500 75% 13% 15 12% 65% 0,9% S2 1460 75% 12% 20 13% 60% 1,0% S3 1520 77% 10% 25 14% 50% 1,1% S4 1450 76% 12% 25 11% 60% 1,30% 9. In question 9 please pick scenario 2 or 3 or 4, solve it and provide the appropriate comment to your solution (compare with the base case, etc.) SOFTWARE QUESTION by a mutual friend, Tim Roberts, who is familiar with the company. (Set the "sales discount" to .03 in all scenarios.) 9. Morgan Stanley decided to sell an interest in Stanley Products to Judith Leffe in order to obtain capital to finance the company's growth. S-2 S-2 5-3 $-4 Sales VC/sales Inventory / sales ACP Required return Proportion taking the discount Bad debt proportion $1,500 .76 .13 15 .12 $1,460 .75 .12. 20 .13 $1.520 .77 .10 25 .14 Leffe and Stanley decide to carefully examine the firm's credit policy. They agree that Stanley's initial set of estimates can and should be firmed up before a final decision is reached. They also agree that Stanley collectively evaluated two potentially divisible changes. That is, he simultaneously evaluated a tightening of credit standards and a change in credit terms from net 30 to 3/10, net 30. They decide to first evaluate the change in credit terms, assuming no change in credit standards. After some discussion, Leffe and Stanley can't agree on a final set of estimates. They think it is a good idea to evaluate the changes in credit terms for the scenarios listed below to see if any differences affect the decision. S-1 and S-2 represent scenarios that Stanley is having trouble deciding between. S-3 is Leffe's best-guess (most-likely) scenario and S-4 was developed $1,450 ..76 .12 25 .11 .65 .009 .60 01 50 .011 .60 2013 (a) Perform the appropriate analysis. Based on these results, how do you recommend that Leffe and Stanley proceed? Defend your advice. (b) Suppose that Roberts, who developed S-4, decides that the sales estimate in S-1 is appropriate, though he "stands behind" all the other estimates he made. Does this affect your answer to (a)? Explain. New Assumptions Sales VC/Sales Inventory/Sales ACP Required return Proportion of taking the discount Bed debt scenario 1460 75% 12% 20 13% 60% 1.0% S1 1500 75% 13% 15 12% 65% 0,9% S2 1460 75% 12% 20 13% 60% 1,0% S3 1520 77% 10% 25 14% 50% 1,1% S4 1450 76% 12% 25 11% 60% 1,30% 9. In question 9 please pick scenario 2 or 3 or 4, solve it and provide the appropriate comment to your solution (compare with the base case, etc.) SOFTWARE QUESTION by a mutual friend, Tim Roberts, who is familiar with the company. (Set the "sales discount" to .03 in all scenarios.) 9. Morgan Stanley decided to sell an interest in Stanley Products to Judith Leffe in order to obtain capital to finance the company's growth. S-2 S-2 5-3 $-4 Sales VC/sales Inventory / sales ACP Required return Proportion taking the discount Bad debt proportion $1,500 .76 .13 15 .12 $1,460 .75 .12. 20 .13 $1.520 .77 .10 25 .14 Leffe and Stanley decide to carefully examine the firm's credit policy. They agree that Stanley's initial set of estimates can and should be firmed up before a final decision is reached. They also agree that Stanley collectively evaluated two potentially divisible changes. That is, he simultaneously evaluated a tightening of credit standards and a change in credit terms from net 30 to 3/10, net 30. They decide to first evaluate the change in credit terms, assuming no change in credit standards. After some discussion, Leffe and Stanley can't agree on a final set of estimates. They think it is a good idea to evaluate the changes in credit terms for the scenarios listed below to see if any differences affect the decision. S-1 and S-2 represent scenarios that Stanley is having trouble deciding between. S-3 is Leffe's best-guess (most-likely) scenario and S-4 was developed $1,450 ..76 .12 25 .11 .65 .009 .60 01 50 .011 .60 2013 (a) Perform the appropriate analysis. Based on these results, how do you recommend that Leffe and Stanley proceed? Defend your advice. (b) Suppose that Roberts, who developed S-4, decides that the sales estimate in S-1 is appropriate, though he "stands behind" all the other estimates he made. Does this affect your answer to (a)? Explain