• Q : Difference between the book value and market value....
    Managerial Economics :

    Why is there a difference between the book value and market value ? After all if you buy all the stock aren't you simply buying the total assets and assuming the total liabilities of the firm?

  • Q : High or low price-earnings ratio....
    Managerial Economics :

    For each of the following four groups of companies, state whether you would expect them to distribute a relatively high or low proportion of current earnings and whether you would expect them to hav

  • Q : Cash flows-internal rate of return....
    Managerial Economics :

    Projects A and B are mutually exclusive, whereas all other projects are independent. None of the projects will be repeated. The following table summarizes the cash flows, internal rate of return (IR

  • Q : Effects of corporate tax avoidance....
    Public Economics :

    That is a reasonable question, and would require differentiating between whether business performance drives CEO compensation, or whether better compensated CEOs drive better business performance.

  • Q : Current price of campbell company common stock....
    Managerial Economics :

    The growth rate of Campbell Company is expected to be 4% for 1 year, 5% the next year, then 6 % for the following year and then the growth rate is expected to continue at 7%. The company paid a divi

  • Q : What is the annual cash flow received....
    Managerial Economics :

    The investment's expected return is 10 percent. The projected cash flows for years 1, 2, 3 are $100, $200, and $300 respectively. What is the annual cash flow received for each of the years 4 throug

  • Q : Determine the funds required rate of return....
    Managerial Economics :

    The market required rate of return is 14 percent and the risk free rate is 6 percent, how do I determine the fund's required rate of return.

  • Q : Capital budgeting decisions and utility rate decisions....
    Managerial Economics :

    Discuss how the CAPM might be used in capital budgeting decisions and utility rate decisions.

  • Q : Constructing a decision tree....
    Managerial Economics :

    Construct a decision tree and determine whether the Beauty Company should introduce the new beauty cream or use its funds to purchase Treasury bills.

  • Q : Expected return-standard deviation of return on portfolio....
    Managerial Economics :

    The rate of return on perfectly safe Treasury Bills is 2%. Your client chooses to invest $70,000 of her portfolio in your equity fund and $30,000 in T-bills. What is the expected return and standard

  • Q : Portfolio expected return-standard deviation....
    Managerial Economics :

    1) If you wanted to invest in Stocks A and B in such a way as to minimize risk, what weights should you put on the two stocks? 2) What would the portfolio expected return and standard deviation be for

  • Q : Types of unemployment....
    Public Economics :

    Can write what government did to reduce the 3 types of unemployment or to maintain the 3 types of unemployment. Always relate back to the 3 types of unemployment.

  • Q : What is your expected outcome per share....
    Managerial Economics :

    If you go long, what is your expected outcome per share? What is the most you can make by going short? If you were mildly risk averse, would you choose going long or short?

  • Q : Difference between systematic risk and nonsystematic risk....
    Managerial Economics :

    Problem: The risk-free rate is again 3%. The expected return on the market is 9%. A particular security offers an expected return of 2 percent. Assuming that capital markets are in equilibrium, what

  • Q : What is the arithmetic mean return of the two stocks....
    Managerial Economics :

    a. What is the arithmetic mean return of the two stocks? b. What's their geometric mean return? c. Which one would you rather have bought, in retrospect? Why?

  • Q : Payoffs and probabilities....
    Managerial Economics :

    1) If you are an expected-return maximizer, what action would you prefer?  Show why. 2) If your basis for preferring an action is to minimize risk, which action would you prefer?  Why? 3) Dr

  • Q : Investment-tax credit....
    Macroeconomics :

    Suppose Congress (in an attempt to stimulate the economy in both the short and long run) passes an investment-tax credit designed to increase domestic investment.

  • Q : How much larger will the capital budget be....
    Managerial Economics :

    If the company uses Marvin Barnes's approach, how much larger will the capital budget be than if it uses Tom Floods approach?

  • Q : Fiscal policy measures....
    Macroeconomics :

    Determine what fiscal policy measure has a more direct impact to the economy. Is it an increase in government spending or an equal decrease in taxes if consumer confidence is lower than the previous

  • Q : Brandons composite wacc....
    Managerial Economics :

    Brandon Inc. consists of 2 divisions of equal size, and Brandon is 100 percent equity financed. Division A cost of equity capital is 9.8 percent, while Division B cost of equity capital is 14 percen

  • Q : Stabilizing an economic struggle....
    Macroeconomics :

    In times of a struggling economic situation, determine the key steps that the Federal Reserve should take to help stabilize the economy. Next, explain how your proposed steps will affect money suppl

  • Q : Determine the expected rate of return on phoenix stock....
    Managerial Economics :

    Assuming that Phoenix is not expected to pay any dividends during the coming year, determine the expected rate of return on Phoenix Stock.

  • Q : State and local spending on highways....
    Public Economics :

    When you consider state and local spending on highways, where does it fall in GDP? How important is state and local spending when compared to total GDP?

  • Q : What is marginal cost of capital....
    Managerial Economics :

    With this in mind, explain a company's cost of capital and how it is calculated. What is marginal cost of capital and how does it differ from weighted average cost of capital?

  • Q : Accounting for risk in capital budgeting....
    Managerial Economics :

    The certainty equivalent approach to accounting for risk in capital budgeting involves:

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