Projected free cash flows should be discounted at the firm's weighted average cost of capital to find the value of its operations.   Is the above statement True or False? Please Explain.

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A: IRR is the internal rate of return. It is the rate at which net present value is equal to zero.…

Q: Explain the use of real and nominal discount rates in discounting cash flows. Which is used more…

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Q: If the sum of the incremental cash flows is negative, what is known about the rate of return on the…

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Q: What are the advantages of the free cash flow valuation modelrelative to the dividend growth model?

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Q: A conservative approach to reinvesting projected cash flows (the reinvestment assumption) would use…

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Q: Why do come companies prefer to use discounting in their capital investment decisions?  What is a…

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Q: Why does capital budgeting rely on the analysis of cash flows rather than on net income

A: Capital budgeting : Capital project is a major expenditure that’s required to purchase a machinery…

Q: The internal rate of return method assumes that the cash flows over the life of the project are…

A: IRR is the required rate of return for the project to have zero Net Present value.

Q: In comparison to free cash flow valuation, what's the main issue with dividend valuation?

A: Dividend discount model is a DCF model which assumes that the price of a stock should be equal to…

Q: Which of the following is the correct definition for present value (PV)?

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Q: chance that a cash flow will turn out to be worse than the estimate. b. the chance that a…

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Q: One method for calculating enterprise value includes the present value of which of the following…

A: Enterprise value : total value of the company that shows how much will it cost to buy the firm.

Q: Calculate the present value and future value of an uneven cash flow showing how to value common…

A: The concept of the time value of money states that the current worth of money is more than its value…

Q: Suppose an investment has conventional cash flows with positive NPv. How would it impact your…

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Q: If an investment project will positively affect the cash flows of other products the firm currently…

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Q: Suppose an investment has conventional cash flows with positive NPV. How would it impact your…

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Q: How do free cash flows and the weighted averagecost of capital interact to determine a firm’s value?

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Q: How is a firm’s intrinsic (or fundamental) value related to its freecash flows and its cost of…

A: Answer: Intrinsic value is nothing but the understanding by an owner of an asset’s inherent value,…

Q: Why are discounted cash flow methods of making capital budgeting decisions superior to allother…

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Q: The Payback Method in capital budgeting ignores:  a The expected future cash flows of the firm.  b…

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Q: What are the advantages/disadvantages of using the discounted cash flows method of estimating the…

A: Discounted cash flows method : Discounted cash flow method considers the time value of money in…

Q: True or False Sales projections and the ability to accurately predict the future have a large…

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Q: Should financing costs be included as an incremental cash flow in capital budgeting analysis?…

A: Financing ost will be reflective of all such cost which are incurred due to financing of a…

Q: The internal rate of return method of evaluating capital investments can be used with uneven cash…

A: Uneven cash flows is a series where the cash flows are not the same throughout the project's life.…

Q: What risks do common stockholders take that other suppliers of long term capital do not? Discuss the…

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Q: In calculating the incremental after-tax cash flows associated with a particular investment, the…

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Q: What are three concerns the financial manager should be aware of when analyzing a balance sheet, &…

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Q: e following methods of capital budgeting tries to equate the present value of cash inflows to…

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Q: What are the best startegy for flactuating cash flow?

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Q: Describe and explain the significance of each of the following: payback period, internal rate of…

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Q: In what way is the setup for finding a project’s cash flows similar tothe projected income…

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Q: Explain how to estimate the price per share using the free cashflow valuation model.

A: Free cash flow valuation model is the one in which company’s cash flows that are expected to occur…

Q: While the Weighted Average Cost of Capital reflects the risk       perceived by in investors the…

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Q: A mature and stable company will likely have positive investing cash flows. O Thue O False

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Q: Should interest expenses and dividend be included as an incremental cash flow in capital budgeting…

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Q: A graph of the discounting process shows how the present value of any sum to be received in the…

A: Present value = Future value / (1+rate)^years

Q: Using the free cash flow valuation model, show the only avenues by which capital structure can…

A: With using of the FCF valuation model, the basic definition through the capital structure used…

Q: For a project that has an initial cash outflow followed by cash inflows, the profitability index…

A: Profitability Index The Profitability Index (PI) is the ratio between the present value of cash…

Q: What is the CAPM beta? How is it different from Cash Flow beta? Provide intuitive explanation and…

A: Beta is an important component of the CAPM- capital asset pricing model, which calculates the cost…

Q: Using the free cash flow valuation model, identify avenues by which capital structure can affect the…

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Q: When considering the discount rate to use for discounting cash flows of a company project, we should…

A: Most common sources of finance are debt and equity.

Q: The discounted payback method discounts cash flows at the opportunity cost of capital and then…

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Q: Discuss the strength and weaknesses of cash-flow based valuation models. How do variations in the…

A: Cash flow based valuation models  Strengths : DCF depends, unlike most valuation models, on inflows…