Exam 11: Risk-Adjusted Expected Rates of Return and the Dividends Valuation Approach
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Zonk Corp.
The following data pertains to Zonk Corp., a manufacturer of ball bearings (dollar amounts in millions):
Assuming that riskless rate is 4.6% and the market premium is 7.3%, calculate Zonk 's cost of equity capital:

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In theory, the value of a share of common equity is the present value of ____________________________________________________________.
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the expected future dividends
One rationale for using expected dividends in valuation is:
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The CAPM computes expected rates of return on common equity capital using the following model:
E[REj] = E[RF] + b j x {E[RM] - E[RF]}
What are the roles of each of the three components of this model?
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Determine the weight on equity capital that should be used to calculate Zonk 's weighted-average cost of capital:
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Using the above information, calculate Zonk 's weighted-average cost of capital:
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Returns on systematic risk-free securities (like U.S. Treasury securities) should exhibit what type of correlation with returns on a diversified market wide portfolio of stocks?
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All of the following are steps in the analysis and valuation framework used to understand the fundamentals of a business and determine estimates of its value except :
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The dividends valuation approach measures value-relevant dividends to encompass various transactions between the firm and the common shareholders. What transactions should the analyst include in value-relevant dividends for purposes of implementing the dividends valuation model? Why?
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According to the text, dividends are value-relevant even though the firm's dividend policy is irrelevant. How can that be true? What is the key assumption in the theory of dividend policy irrelevance?
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Explain the theory behind the dividends valuation approach. Why are dividends value-relevant to common equity shareholders?
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Firm-specific factors that increase the firm's nondiversifiable risk include all of the following except :
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If dividend projections include the effect of inflation, then the discount rate used should be a(n) ____________________ rate.
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Which of the following is not a problem with using a dividend-based valuation formula?
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Dividends measure the cash that ____________________ ultimately receive from investing in an equity share.
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When deriving the equity value of a firm, an analyst forecasts the real dividends expected to be paid in the future. In this case, which discount rate should be used?
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Determine the weight on debt capital that should be used to calculate Zonk 's weighted-average cost of capital:
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Normally, valuation methods are designed to produce reliable estimates of the value of a firm's ______________________________.
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Explain why analysts and investors use risk-adjusted expected rates of return as discount rates in valuation. Why do risk-adjusted expected rates of return increase with risk?
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Bridgetron
An analyst wants to value the sum of the debt and equity capital of the firm and is provided with the following information:
An analyst wants to value the common shareholders' equity of Bridgetron, compute the relevant cost of capital that should be used.

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