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Wk7... A rosalieparty22@gmail.com ON Home Insert Draw Page Layout Formulas Data Review View Help SH Be careful--files from the Internet can contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in PROTECTED VIEW Protected View It looks like your stored credentials are out of date. Please sign in as ro******@needu so we can verify SIGN IN TO OFFICE your subscription X H A K = enter results of calculation B c D E G Features of Typical Securities Part 1 Refer to Discussion Question 13 (Create 277, Page 567) Note: Enter the letter "X" in the appropriate cells for your selection of the best features that apply to each security Common Preferred Typical Features Stock Stock Bonds a. Owners and control of firm b. Obligation to provide return c. Claims to assets in bankruptcy d. Highest cost of distribution e. Highest return f. Highest risk g Tax deductible payment h. Payment partially tax exempt More than 1 selection possible to corp. recepient Dissident Interests with Cumulative Voting Part 2 Refer to Problem 17-8 (Create 279, page 569) a) Number of directors discidents can elect. Under cumulative voting procedures? Shares Minus Totalto Add Shares Dissidents Owned 1 Elect 1 Outstanding can elect If you wish, use green cell for results of calculations, not graded X 1 Number of directors dissidents can elect Note: If necessary, round down Number of directors discidents can elect. Under majority voting procedures? Note: Enter whole number b) How many shares are needed to elect nine directors under cumulative voting? Directors Shares Total to Add Required Desired Outstanding Elect 1 Shares X ) + 3 7 3 9 0 1 2 3 14 15 86 17 48 49 + Number of shares to elect 6 directors Preferred Stock Dividends in Arrears Part 3 Refer to Problem 17-18 (Create 282, page 572) Note: Calculate dividends in arrears separately and only enter your answer for each section stock from a corpo- 10. Why is the cumulative featuyt of preferred stock particularly important to pre- ferred pckholders (L017-2 11. A small amount of preferred slock is participating. What would your reaction be if somebre said common stocks also participating? (L017-4) 12. What is invatage of floating rate preferred stock for the risk-averse investor? (2017-4) 13. Put an X by the security that has the feature best related to the following COIN siderations. You may wish to refer to Table 17-4.(L017-1 & 17-5) Common Stock Preferred Stock Bonds a. Ownership and control of the firm b. Obligation to provide return C. Claims to assets in bankruptcy d. High cost of distribution e. Highest return f. Highest risk g. Tax-deductible payment h. Payment partially tax-exempt to corporate recipient PRACTICE PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS George Kelly wishes to elect 5 of the 13 directors on the Data Processing 1000 charts of the company's stock outstanding. 7. Betsy ROSS shares in the Hanson Fabrics Company. There are 15 12 direc if he can clect one a. (L017-2) C. stock and cu directors to be el ded, and 300 shares are outstanding. The firm has adopted How many lotal votes can be cast? directors. All 12 members of the board are up for reelection. Mr. Clark is a dis- cumulative yptirfg. How many votes does Betsy control? What percentage of the total voles does she control? 8. The Beasley Corporation has been experiencing declining earnings but has just announced a 50 percent salary increase for its top executives. A dissident group of stockholders wants to oust the existing board of directors. There are currently 14 directors and 32,500 shares of stock outstanding. Mr. Wright, the president of voting the company, has the full support of the existing board. The dissident stockhold- (L017 ers control proxies for 15,001 shares. Mr. Wright is worried about losing his job. Under cumulative voting procedures, how many directors can the dissident stockholders elect with the proxies they now hold? How many directors could they elect under majority rule with these proxies? b. How many shares (or proxies) are needed to elect nine directors under cumulative voting? 9. Midland Petroleum is holuling stockholderia resting next month. Ms. Ramsey Disside is the president of the company and has the support of the existing board of (L017 Tholders whose loyalties a. stockho and cu voting trol proxies for 34,001 shares. Ms. Ramsey and her