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Exam 17: Does Debt Policy Matter
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Question 61
Multiple Choice
If firm U is unlevered and firm L is levered,then which of the following is true: I.V
U
= E
U
. II.V
L
= E
L
+ D
L
. III.V
L
= E
U
+ D
L
.
Question 62
Multiple Choice
Wealth and Health Company is financed entirely by common stock that is priced to offer a 15% expected return.The common stock price is $40/share.The earnings per share (EPS) is expected to be $6.If the company repurchases 25% of the common stock and substitutes an equal value of debt yielding 6%,what is the expected value of earnings per share after refinancing? (Ignore taxes.)
Question 63
Multiple Choice
For a levered firm where b
A
= beta of assets and b
D
= beta of debt,the equity beta (b
E
) equals:
Question 64
Multiple Choice
An investor can create the effect of leverage on his/her account by: i.buying equity of an unlevered firm; II) investing in risk-free debt like T-bills; III) borrowing on his/her own account
Question 65
Multiple Choice
The law of conservation of value implies that: I.the mix of senior and subordinated debt does not affect the value of the firm; II.the mix of convertible and nonconvertible debt does not affect the value of the firm; III.the mix of common stock and preferred stock does not affect the value of the firm
Question 66
Multiple Choice
Generally,which of the following is true? (b = beta)
Question 67
True/False
The firm's asset beta is usually higher than the firm's equity beta.
Question 68
Multiple Choice
Learn and Earn Company is financed entirely by common stock that is priced to offer a 20% expected return.If the company repurchases 50% of the stock and substitutes an equal value of debt yielding 8%,what is the expected return on its common stock after refinancing?
Question 69
Multiple Choice
The capital structure of the firm can be defined as: I.the firm's mix of different debt securities; II.the firm's mix of different securities used to finance assets; III.the market imperfection that the firm's managers can exploit