Finance

For August, Bletchley Blinds will have cash receipts of $97,000 and ca

For August, Bletchley Blinds will have cash receipts of $97,000 and cash disbursements of $108,000. If its beginning cash is $5,000 and its desired reserve is $2,000, what will be its shortfall in cash for the month? A) There is no shortfall in cash but an excess of cash. B) -$11,000 C) -$8,000 D) -$6,000 […]

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Date: September 19th, 2020

For April, Anderson Antiques will have cash receipts of $365,000 and c

For April, Anderson Antiques will have cash receipts of $365,000 and cash disbursements of $370,000. If its beginning cash is $4,000 and its desired reserve is $3,000, what will be its shortfall in cash for the month? A) There is no shortfall in cash but an excess of cash. B) -$3,000 C) -$4,000 D) -$5,000 […]

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Date: September 19th, 2020

Which of the below is a SOURCE of cash? A) Cash Sales B) Wages and Sa

Which of the below is a SOURCE of cash? A) Cash Sales B) Wages and Salaries C) Rent or Lease payments D) Dividend payments     ANSWER Answer: A Explanation: A) The sources of cash (cash receipts or cash inflow) are: cash sales; payments received on accounts receivables (mainly credit sales); cash sales of equipment […]

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Date: September 19th, 2020

Define “pure play” as it applies to assigning a beta to a project. Und

Define “pure play” as it applies to assigning a beta to a project. Under what circumstances do you think the pure-play approach to assigning project betas would be particularly useful? What will be an ideal response?     ANSWER Answer: Pure play is the art of determining the beta of an individual project by matching […]

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Date: September 19th, 2020

The simplest application of assigning a beta to an individual project

The simplest application of assigning a beta to an individual project is called a “pure play,” in which a manager finds the beta of a firm whose sole business is similar to the project in question and assigns that beta to the project. Indicate whether the statement is true or false.     ANSWER Answer: […]

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Date: September 19th, 2020

In an event study, what two steps does a researcher take to adjust for

In an event study, what two steps does a researcher take to adjust for the valuation effects of other new (and simultaneously-revealed) value-relevant information, in order to isolate the valuation effect of a specific event? a. (i) using the market model to remove the effects of other firm-specific factors; and (ii) averaging abnormal returns across […]

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Date: September 19th, 2020

Your firm has $2,000,000 available for investment in capital projects.

Your firm has $2,000,000 available for investment in capital projects. Which combination of projects is the best, given this budget constraint? Project Initial Investment NPV A $750,000 $100,000 B $1,500,000 $125,000 C $500,000 $75,000 D $500,000 $35,000 A) B, C B) A, B, C C) A, B, C, D D) A, C, D     […]

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Date: September 19th, 2020

What could happen to “unused” dollars after a firm has chosen capital

What could happen to “unused” dollars after a firm has chosen capital projects but still has remaining unallocated funds? A) The remaining funds may be invested at the “going rate” of the company. B) The remaining funds, if internally generated, may be paid back to shareholders as a dividend. C) If the remaining funds are […]

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Date: September 19th, 2020