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C) current yield. D) coupon rate. 2. The coupon rate of a bond equals: A) its yield to maturity. B) coupon as a percentage of its face value. C) the maturity value. D) coupon as a percentage of its price. 3. The face value of a bond is received by the bondholder:
[DOC File]Chapter 7
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c. If the stock market were efficient, these two stocks should have the same expected return. d. Statements a and c are correct. The total return is made up of a dividend yield and capital gains yield. For Stock A, the total required return is 10 percent and its capital gains yield (g) is 7 percent. Therefore, A’s dividend yield must be 3 ...
[DOC File]Risk and Return - University of Connecticut
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Stock C’s required return is greater than its expected return; therefore, Stock C is not in equilibrium. Equilibrium will be restored when the expected return on Stock C is driven up to 19%. With an expected return of 18% on Stock C, investors should sell it, driving its price down and its yield up.
[DOC File]Augmented Returns for Riding the Yield Curve
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Rp is the effective yield of the T-bill when purchased, E(Rs) is the expected return of the T-bill when it is sold, Np is the number of days to maturity when the T-bill was purchased, NH is the number of days the T-bill was held. The E(RYC) generated in formula (3) is correct only if the yield curve does not change.
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c 1. The return that lenders require on their loaned funds to the firm is called the: a. coupon rate. b. current yield. c. cost of debt. d. capital gains yield. e. cost of capital. e 2. The weighted average of the firm’s costs of equity, preferred stock, and aftertax debt is .
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A) its yield to maturity. B) a percentage of its price. C) the maturity value. D) the ratio of the annual coupon payment to the par value. E) None of the above . Answer: D . 2. The face value of a bond is received by the bondholder: A) at the time of purchase. B) annually. C) whenever coupon payments are made. D) at maturity. E) none of the above
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a. dividend yield. b. cost of equity. c. capital gains yield. d. cost of capital. e. income return. d 6. A firm’s overall cost of equity is: I. directly observable in the financial markets. II. unaffected by changes in the market risk premium. III. highly dependent upon the growth rate and risk level of a firm.
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c. A fund's total return. A is Correct. While a fund's total return includes any income distributions made over the past 12 months, it also reflects any capital-gains distributions and NAV changes. Yield, meanwhile, measures income distributions only. 4. What is reinvestment? a. Taking income or capital-gains distributions in cash. b.
[DOC File]Chapter 14—Capital Budgeting - CPA Diary
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a. the interest rates related to the firm's bonds. b. a project's internal rate of return. c. its cost of capital. d. the corporate Aa bond yield. ANS: C DIF: Easy OBJ: 14-2. 20. In capital budgeting, a firm's cost of capital is frequently used as the. a. internal rate of return. b. accounting rate of return. c…
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