What is face value? What is it used for?

Does a "high" P/E necessarily mean that the company is experiencing high growth?

Is the value of a floating-rate bond always equal to 100%? Why?

Is a bond more volatile on the day of issue or on the day of redemption?

What is the yield to maturity of a bond? How is it computed?

Will a share with a higher than average required rate of return for the same risk be undervalued or overvalued?

How is opportunity loss relevant?

Can a company that invests in projects on which the returns are lower than its cost of capital continues to obtain resources through cash flow? Through debt? Through capital increases?

What does it mean when a source of financing is cheap?

Why is the cost of capital not an accounting concept?

When is the cost of capital equal to the cost of equity? Can the cost of capital be equal to the cost of debt?

Is the cost of equity equal to the dividend yield?

Why does the cost of capital constitute a direct link between return on capital expenditure and the returns required by capital investors?

A listed company launches a takeover bid on another company at a price that is far too high. According to the cost of capital theory, what should the sanction be?

Does a firm have a low cost of capital because it is leveraged, or did it become leveraged because it has a low cost of capital?

Can diversification reduce the cost of capital?