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QUESTION 17 A company borrows $1,000,000 from a bank for three months beginning November 4.The interest rate is 12%.How much interest will it owe to
QUESTION 17
A company borrows $1,000,000 from a bank for three months beginning November 4.The interest rate is 12%.How much interest will it owe to the bank?
$30,000
$30,247
$30,333
$30,667
$120,000
3 points
QUESTION 18
If the interest rate the market charges a borrower is 5% and the interest rate the US Treasury pays for the same maturity is 2%, that borrower's risk premium equals:
2%
3%
5%
7%
3 points
QUESTION 19
Suppose a company's revenue suddenly drops.Who among the following is most at risk of not being paid?
wages to employees
interest to banks
dividends to preferred shareholders
rent to landlord
3 points
QUESTION 20
Which of the following adds to the owners' equity of a company?4 points
additional equity investment by existing owners
equity investment by new investors/owners
retained earnings (if positive)
all the above
4 points
QUESTION 21
Steven's Sox Inc has a coverage ratio of 5.Eleanor's Elegant Earrings' coverage ratio is 7.Yet Steve's pays a lower risk premium on its debt than does Eleanor's (for the same maturity).What might explain this?
Steve's is in a more volatile industry.
Eleanor's is in a more volatile industry.
Interest rates are low today.When rates rise, Steven's risk premium will jump Eleanor's.
Steven's interest rate is below that of the U.S. Treasury.Eleanor's rate is above.
Nothing to explain.A lower coverage ration should result in a lower risk premium.
3 points
QUESTION 22
A company produces an ROE of 16% this year with Profits after Taxes of $100,000,000.Is it possible for the company to earn more than $1 million next year yet produce an ROE below 16%?
Yes, if it pays more dividends from the $1 million next year than it does this year.
Yes, if the tax rate is higher next year.
Yes, if the percentage increase in owners' equity next year compared to this year exceeds the percentage
increase in profits.
Of course not!What do you think I am - a fool?!!
3 points
QUESTION 23
A clothing retailer sold all the clothes it purchased from manufacturers this year at a positive profit margin.No customer paid for the clothes - all were sold "on credit" (until next year).The result is _____ profits for the retailer this year.
positive
zero
negative
3 points
QUESTION 24
Suppose a company enjoys an increase in revenue due entirely to an increase in the price of its product.Which of the following increases as a result?Choose Two, 2 points each
variable costs
fixed costs
after-tax profit
profits tax
interest expense
4 points
QUESTION 25
Consider a single cash flow of $220,000 to be paid in ten years and a ten-year annuity paying $20,000 annually for ten years.Suppose both the futurity of the single cash flow and maturity of the annuity are increased to eleven years.What happens to their respective present values, assuming unchanged discount rates and yields?4 points
The present value of the single cash flow rises, but that of the annuity declines
The present value of the single cash flow declines, but that of the annuity rises
The present values of both the single cash flow and the annuity decline
The present value of the single cash flow does not change, but that of the annuity rises
The present values of both the single cash flow and the annuity rise
4 points
QUESTION 26
Toys-4-U Corporation has $60 million in assets and $20 million in debt.Its leverage ratio is
0.5
1.5
1.67
3
6
3 points
QUESTION 27
Robert's Retro Rotary Phones is an antique dealer.Robert's purchased 1,000 phones in 2019 for $250 each and sold 950 for $400.Working on the internet, Robert's has no other costs.On the company's income statement revenue and costs for the year are, respectively:
400,000 & 250,000
380,000 & 237.500
380,000 & 250,000
400,000 & 237,500
3 points
QUESTION 28
Marjory Morningstar Melatonin has a book value of $400 million and 25 million shares outstanding.If it achieves an ROE of 12.5% this year its earnings-per-share will be:
$2
$50
$2.50
$8
3 points
QUESTION 29
A Treasury bond, with a face value of 100 and coupon equal to 3%, is priced at 102.In order for a bond which is to be issued by Coca-Cola with the same maturity to have the same price it must have:
a lower yield-to-maturity
a higher yield-to-maturity
a higher coupon
a lower coupon
3 points
QUESTION 30
Which of the following events will cause a business's ROE to be lower than the year before, all else the same?
its bank charges a lower interest rate
it issued new shares and profits did not change
its price-per-share went up
it increased its dividend payout ratio
the percentage of customer sales that become accounts receivable is greater
3 points
QUESTION 31
Which of the following would result in a company adding more to its cash at the end of the year than otherwise, all else is the same?
a larger proportion of customer sales becoming accounts receivable
it increases its dividend per share
the IRS permits accelerated depreciation of its equipment
all the above
3 points
QUESTION 32
Consider a cash flow of $1,000,000 in 10 years at a 4% rate of discount, annually compounded.In order to have the same present value, but semi-annually compounded at the same rate and futurity, the cash flow must be:
higher
lower
equal
3 points
QUESTION 33
A company's profits decreased this past quarter.Yet it kept its dividend payment the same as last quarter.What happened to its payout ratio?
did not change
rose
fell
3 points
QUESTION 34
Classy Shoes made $1 million in profits after taxes last year (which it distributed as dividends) on $5 million in revenue by manufacturing and selling 40,000 pairs of shoes.This year it manufactures the same number of pairs (at the same cost).But its shoes have become "in," which has allowed it to raise the price per pair without reducing unit sales.Which of the following ratios doesnotchange?
Leverage
ROE
Profit margin
Turnover
3points
QUESTION 35
ABC Company has cash on its balance sheet.It decides to use the cash to purchase the buildingit was renting.Compared to the original situation, ABC's leverage ratio is:
higher
lower
unchanged
3 points
QUESTION 36
The more elastic a company's product (or service), the _________the likelihood that an increase in price will add to its profit:
greater
less
irrelevant to
3 points
QUESTION 37
A company began the year with $200,000 in cash.For the year it achieved $1,000,000 in revenue.Its variable costs are $700,000 and fixed costs (including interest) $350,000.Assume no depreciation (i.e., no equipment).It pays $50,000 in dividends.Which of the following result?
It suffered a net loss of $50,000 and its new book value is lower by $100,000
It suffered a net loss of $50,000 and its new book value is lower by $50,000.
It suffered a net loss of $100,000 and its new book value is lower by $50,000.
It suffered a net loss of $100,000 and its new book value is lower by $100,000
3 points
QUESTION 38
All else the same,greater depreciation deduction allowed by the IRS results in:
lower tax amount; higher after-tax profit
higher tax amount; greater after-tax profit
lower after-tax profit; greater addition to cash
lower before-tax profit; higher after-tax profit
lower after-tax profit; less addition to cash
3 points
QUESTION 39
Which of the following is a correct statement regarding "coverage ratio?"
It measures how much of a company's revenue, as it travels down the "waterfall," is available to pay interest relative to the amount of interest that must be paid.
All else the same, a higher ratio makes creditors feel more secure that they will be paid.
The more volatile the industry that the company is in, the higher the coverage ratio necessary for creditors to feel a certain amount of security.
All of the above
3 points
QUESTION 40
Who are the owners of a corporation?
the shareholders
the managers
the bankers
the employees
3 points
QUESTION 41
A company makes $1 million in after-tax profits for the year.It spends the entire amount on new equipment.Which of the following is true?
Its leverage ratio at the end of the year is higher than it was one year before
Its retained earnings for the year equal zero.
Its book value at the end of the year is $1 million greater than that of one year before.
Its book value at the end of the year is the same as that of one year before.
3 points
QUESTION 42
Cash on the balance sheet allows a company to do which of the following and thereby avoid liquidating (selling) assets or issuing debt?
Finance inventory accumulation
Pay dividends in excess of net profits
Absorb a loss
All the above
3 points
QUESTION 43
A company begins the year with some debt.During the year the company makes a profit and retains some of its earnings, adding to its cash.It otherwise takes no action to alter its balance sheet.What is its new leverage ratio compared to the start of the year?
higher
lower
the same
none of the above
3 points
QUESTION 44
Why are retained earnings considered equity?4 points
Because they are effectively additional investment in the company by existing owners
Because they are effectively an investment in the company by new owners
Because they come about when a bank agrees to exchange its loan for equity in the firm
Because they come about when new owners buy ownership stakes from existing owners
4 points
QUESTION 45
Which of the following is true of Accounts Payable?
They are an asset for the company.
They occur when a company sells fewer units than it produces.
They reduce a company's net change in cash.
They are a form of passive debt.
3 points
QUESTION 46
All else the same, a decrease in the corporate profits tax rate would _______ affect EBITD.
positively
negatively
not
3 points
QUESTION 47
If the risk-free rate increases, which of the following is animpossibleoutcome for a company's interest rate (or the discount rate applied to its future cash flows)?
increases
decreases
remains the same
none of the above
3 points
QUESTION 48
XYZ Company has 10 million shares outstanding.Its market price per share is 30, its book price per share is 25.If its net profits after tax is $60 million, its ROE equals:4 points
20%
24%
83.33%
1.20%
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