Loose Leaf for Essentials of Corporate Finance - 9th Edition - by Stephen A. Ross Franco Modigliani Professor of Financial Economics  Professor, Randolph W Westerfield Robert R. Dockson Deans Chair in Bus. Admin., Bradford D Jordan Professor - ISBN 9781259718984

Loose Leaf for Essentials of Corporate ...
9th Edition
Stephen A. Ross Franco Modigliani Professor of Financial Economics Professor, Randolph W Westerfield Robert R. Dockson Deans Chair in Bus. Admin., Bradford D Jordan Professor
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
ISBN: 9781259718984

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Chapter 2.3 - TaxesChapter 2.4 - Cash FlowChapter 3 - Working With Financial StatementsChapter 3.1 - Standardized Financial StatementsChapter 3.2 - Ratio AnalysisChapter 3.3 - The Dupont IdentityChapter 3.4 - Internal And Sustainable GrowthChapter 3.5 - Using Financial Statement InformationChapter 4 - Introduction To Valuation - The Time Value Of MoneyChapter 4.1 - Future Value And CompoundingChapter 4.2 - Present Value And DiscountingChapter 4.3 - More On Present And Future ValuesChapter 5 - Discounted Cashflow ValuationChapter 5.1 - Future And Present Values Of Multiple Cash FlowsChapter 5.2 - Valuing Level Cash Flows: Annuities And PerpetuitiesChapter 5.3 - Comparing Rates: The Effect Of Compounding PeriodsChapter 5.4 - Loan Types And Loan AmortizationChapter 6 - Interest Rates And Bond ValuationChapter 6.1 - Bonds And Bond ValuationChapter 6.2 - More On Bond FeaturesChapter 6.3 - Bond RatingsChapter 6.4 - Some Different Types Of BondsChapter 6.5 - Bond MarketsChapter 6.6 - Inflation And Interest RatesChapter 6.7 - Determinants Of Bond YieldsChapter 7 - Equity Markets And Stock ValuationChapter 7.1 - Common Stock ValuationChapter 7.2 - Some Features Of Common And Preferred StockChapter 7.3 - The Stock MarketsChapter 8 - Net Present Value And Other Investment CriteriaChapter 8.1 - Net Present ValueChapter 8.2 - The Payback RuleChapter 8.3 - The Average Accounting ReturnChapter 8.4 - The Internal Rate Of ReturnChapter 8.5 - The Profitability IndexChapter 8.6 - The Practice Of Capital BudgetingChapter 9 - Making Capital Investment DecisionsChapter 9.1 - Project Cash Flows: A First LookChapter 9.2 - Incremental Cash FlowsChapter 9.3 - Pro Forma Financial Statements And Project CashflowsChapter 9.4 - More On Project Cash FlowChapter 9.5 - Evaluating Npv EstimatesChapter 9.6 - Scenario And Other What-If AnalysesChapter 9.7 - Additional Considerations In Capital BudgetingChapter 10 - Some Lessons From Capital Market HistoryChapter 10.1 - ReturnsChapter 10.2 - The Historical RecordChapter 10.3 - Average Returns: The First LessonChapter 10.4 - The Variability Of Returns: The Second LessonChapter 10.5 - More On Average ReturnsChapter 10.6 - Capital Market EfficiencyChapter 11 - Risk And ReturnChapter 11.1 - Expected Returns And VariancesChapter 11.2 - PortfoliosChapter 11.3 - Announcements, Surprises, And Expected ReturnsChapter 11.4 - Risk: Systematic And UnsystematicChapter 11.5 - Diversification And Portfolio RiskChapter 11.6 - Systematic Risk And BetaChapter 11.7 - The Security Market LineChapter 11.8 - The Sml And The Cost Of Capital: A PreviewChapter 12 - Cost Of CapitalChapter 12.1 - The Cost Of Capital: Some PreliminariesChapter 12.2 - The Cost Of EquityChapter 12.3 - The Costs Of Debt And Preferred StockChapter 12.4 - The Weighted Average Cost Of CapitalChapter 12.5 - Divisional And Project Costs Of CapitalChapter 12.6 - Company Valuation With The WaccChapter 13 - Leverage And Capital StructureChapter 13.1 - The Capital Structure QuestionChapter 13.2 - The Effect Of Financial LeverageChapter 13.3 - Capital Structure And The Cost Of Equity CapitalChapter 13.4 - Corporate Taxes And Capital StructureChapter 13.5 - Bankruptcy CostsChapter 13.6 - Optimal Capital StructureChapter 13.7 - Observed Capital StructuresChapter 13.8 - A Quick Look At The Bankruptcy ProcessChapter 14 - Dividends And Dividend PolicyChapter 14.1 - Cash Dividends And Dividend PaymentChapter 14.2 - Does Dividend Policy Matter?Chapter 14.3 - Stock Repurchases: An Alternative To CashdividendsChapter 14.5 - Stock Dividends And Stock SplitsChapter 15 - Raising CapitalChapter 15.1 - The Financing Life Cycle Of A Firm: Early- Stage Financing And Venture CapitalChapter 15.2 - Selling Securities To The Public: The Basic ProcedureChapter 15.3 - Alternative Issue MethodsChapter 15.4 - UnderwritersChapter 15.5 - Ipos And UnderpricingChapter 15.6 - New Equity Sales And The Value Of The FirmChapter 15.7 - The Cost Of Issuing SecuritiesChapter 15.8 - Issuing Long-Term DebtChapter 15.9 - Shelf RegistrationChapter 16 - Short Term Financial PlanningChapter 16.1 - Tracing Cash And Net Working CapitalChapter 16.2 - The Operating Cycle And The Cash CycleChapter 16.3 - Some Aspects Of Short-Term Financial PolicyChapter 16.4 - The Cash BudgetChapter 16.5 - Short-Term BorrowingChapter 16.6 - A Short-Term Financial PlanChapter 17 - Working Capital ManagementChapter 17.1 - Float And Cash ManagementChapter 17.2 - Cash Management: Collection, Disbursement, And InvestmentChapter 17.3 - Credit And ReceivablesChapter 17.4 - Inventory ManagementChapter 17.5 - Inventory Management TechniquesChapter 18 - Intenational Aspects Of Financial ManagementChapter 18.1 - TerminologyChapter 18.2 - Foreign Exchange Markets And Exchange RatesChapter 18.3 - Purchasing Power ParityChapter 18.4 - Exchange Rates And Interest RatesChapter 18.5 - Exchange Rate RiskChapter 18.6 - Political Risk

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Chapter 3, Problem 16QPChapter 3, Problem 28QPChapter 3, Problem 35QPExplanation: Given information: The sales of Company E are $275,000, net income is $19,000,...Chapter 3, Problem 45QPExplanation: The future value of money refers to the amount of dollars that an investment grows over...Chapter 4, Problem 4.1CExplanation: Given information: Investment A has a present value of $715, future value of $1,381,...Explanation: Given information: Investment A has a present value of $195, future value of $873, and...Explanation: Given information: Person X purchased a bond worth $50. He plans to hold it for 20...Explanation: The future cash flow value can be obtained using a formula, which is as follows: Future...Explanation: The timing of cash flow in most of the calculations will happen at the end of every...Chapter 5, Problem 2QPChapter 5, Problem 6QPExplanation: Given information: Person X has joined an investment banking company. The company...The relationship between the interest rate and the annuity value is as follows: If the interest rate...Explanation: Given information: Person X is going to receive $13,500 per year for 5 years. The...Explanation: Given information: Person X serves on a jury. A plaintiff sues the city for the...Explanation: Given information: An insurance company offers a new policy to their customers. The...Chapter 5, Problem 3CCChapter 6.1, Problem 6.1ACQChapter 6, Problem 6.1CChapter 6, Problem 18QPChapter 6, Problem 19QPChapter 6, Problem 20QPExplanation: Given information: Company X intends to raise $35,000,000 through 20-year bonds. The...Explanation: Given information: Bond P sells at a premium. Its coupon rate is 8.5 percent. Bond D...Explanation: Given information: Person X buys a bond at $875. The coupon rate of the bond is 7...Chapter 7.1, Problem 7.1ACQChapter 7, Problem 7.1CChapter 7, Problem 22QPExplanation: Given information: The high price of Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, and Year 4 is $48.60,...Chapter 7, Problem 30QPChapter 7, Problem 31QPExplanation: Given information: The earnings per share are $4.85, Return on equity (ROE) is 17%, and...Explanation: The basic rules of net present value are as follows: If the computed net present value...Chapter 8, Problem 10QPExplanation: Given information: The details of two projects are provided. The cash flows of project...Chapter 8, Problem 15QPExplanation: Given information: Company M is assessing a project where the cash flows are $10,430,...Chapter 8, Problem 23QPExplanation: The first major step in estimating the cash flow is to find the relevant cash flows....Chapter 9, Problem 23QPChapter 9, Problem 25QPChapter 9, Problem 6CCChapter 9, Problem 7CCChapter 9, Problem 8CCChapter 10, Problem 10.1CExplanation: Given information: Refer to Table 10.1 in the chapter. Extract the data for...Explanation: Given information: The price of the stock at the end of first year is $58.27. The price...Explanation: Given information: The T bill return for the years 1973 is 0.729, 1974 is 0.799, 1975...Given information: Assume that the returns of long-term corporate bonds have a normal distribution....Chapter 11, Problem 11.1CChapter 11, Problem 7QPExplanation: Given information: The rate of return of Stock A is 15 percent, Stock B is 2 percent,...Chapter 11, Problem 10QPChapter 11, Problem 30QPChapter 12, Problem 12.1CChapter 12, Problem 13QPChapter 12, Problem 22QPChapter 12, Problem 24QPChapter 12, Problem 28QPExplanation: M&M proposition I states that how a company selects to arrange its finances is...Chapter 13, Problem 2QPExplanation: Given information: Company K has no debt outstanding and its market value is $194,775....Explanation: Given information: Company S is comparing two various capital structures: Plan I and...Chapter 13, Problem 9QPChapter 14, Problem 14.1CGiven information: O Company sells the shares at the rate of $42 per share and declared 10% stock...Chapter 14, Problem 13QPExplanation: Given information: The model to determine the ex-dividend price is (PO−PXD)=(1−TP1−TG)...Explanation: The various considerations in selecting the venture capitalist that are significant are...Explanation: Companies use cash for the day-to-day operations of the business. Accounts payable...Chapter 16, Problem 5QPExplanation: Given information: Accounts receivable at the beginning of the year is $1900, and the...Chapter 16, Problem 14QPChapter 17, Problem 17.1CExplanation: If a firm has too much cash than it requires for the operations and planned expenses,...Chapter 17, Problem 6QPGiven information: A company has offered a sales term of 1/10, net 30. Note: It means that the...Explanation: The cross rate is the implicit rate between two countries. Thus, the implicit rate...Chapter 18, Problem 1QPChapter 18, Problem 9QPExplanation: Given information: Company B international has operations in Dessert planet A. The...

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