Exam 5: Operating and Financial Leverage
Exam 1: The Goals and Functions of Financial Management106 Questions
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Financial leverage primarily affects the left-hand side of the balance sheet.
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Break even in dollars is calculated by dividing sales by the contribution margin in percentage terms.
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Financial leverage primarily affects the _________ while operating leverage primarily affects the __________.
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If a firm has fixed costs of $30,000, a price of $4.00, and a break-even point of 15,000 units, the variable cost per unit is:
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Financial leverage is concerned with the use of debt in the business.
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Lever Products (LP) is considering the elimination of a press machine. The new press machine should reduce depreciation expenses by $80,000 annually. If LP's total fixed costs were $420,000 last year, what would LP's new break-even point in units if the contribution margin is 3.75 per unit?
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As the contribution margin rises, the break-even point goes down.
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Explain the implications of your answers if the machine shop business is highly cyclical.
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The contribution margin is equal to price per unit minus total costs per unit.
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Which of the following is concerned with the change in operating profit as a result of a change in volume?
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ECG has a contribution margin of $196,000. If ECG earned $87,000 before taxes in the year, what is the firm's Degree of Combined Leverage?
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Sales volumes lower than the break-even point result in a firm having ___________________.
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Jim Wilson is considering the possibility of opening his own machine shop. He expects first-year sales to be $600,000, and he feels that his variable costs will be approximately 50% of sales. His fixed costs in the first year will be $250,000.
Jim is considering two ways of financing the firm: (a) 60% equity financing and 40% debt at 14%, or (b) 100% equity financing. He can sell common stock to his relatives for $10 per share. Either way, he will need to raise $800,000.
A) Compute his break-even point in dollars.
B) Calculate the Degree of Operating Leverage at the expected first-year sales volume.
C) Calculate the Degree of Financial Leverage and the Degree of Combined Leverage under each of the possible financing plans.
D) Explain the implications of your answers if the machine shop business is highly cyclical.
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A firm with a high degree of combined leverage will, other things being equal, experience higher earnings in the expansionary part of the business cycle.
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