We have the following information about a firm: 2017 2012 2011 2012 162 20 3888 25 (2.8) Income Stalcach Sales Cost of goods sold Selling, general, and administrative cost Depreciation Interest Taxes Net Income Earnings per share Common shares outstanding (millions) 700 1250 (300) (499) (68) (60) (20) (25) (16) (18) (108) (259,2) 177.6 388.8 2.1143 4.469 84 87 (03) (0.5) (53) 4.7 172 409.4 Cash Flow Erom operation Net Income Depreciation Other non-cash items Cash effect of change in Account Receivables Account Payable Inventory Total Change from operation Erom investing Capital expenditure Acquisition Other investing activities Total Change from investing From financing Dividend paid Sale purchase stock Increase borrowing Total Change from financing Toral change in cash (34) (2) (16) (7) (6) (23) 150 40 60 31 287 320 69.4 91 16 496.4 (100) 55 24.9 1945) (119.1) 360 250 353 205 767 Balance Sheet Current Assets Cash Account Receivables Inventories Other Current Assets Total Current Assets Long Term Assets Land Building 2673 Equipment Less Accumulated Depreciation Other Long Term assets Total Long Term Assets Total Assets Current Liabilities Account Payable Short Term Debr Other current liabilities Total Current liabilities Long Term Liabilities Long Term Debt Deferred Taxes Total Long Term Liabilities Total Liabilities Shareholders Equity Total Liabilities and Equity 104 (20) 20 728 1009 25 36.4 12 734 105 Required rate of return on equity: 17% (43) Required rate of return on debt: 8% 1114 Required rate of return on preferred stocks: 12% 7314 1227.8 Taxes: 40% 59 Problem: 63 You anticipate that the firm will grow at 30% for 10 one year. 25% for 3 years and 2% after 732 Calculate the current value of a share of the firm's stock using the dividend model. 285 Question: 285 What happens to capacity utilization during a recession? 870.8 What indicator would show a change in capacity 72278 utilization 280 655,6 19