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Assets = Liabilities + Shareholders equity [2.1] Revenues Expenses = Income [2.2] Cash flow from assets = Cash flow to bondholders [2.3] + Cash flow to shareholders Current ratio = Current assets/current liabilities [3.1] Current assets Inventory Quick ratio = [3.2] Current liabilities Cash ratio = Cash/Current liabilities [3.3] Net working capital to total assets = Net working capital/total assets [3.4] Interval measure = Current assets/average daily operating costs [3.5] Total debt ratio = [Total assets Total equity]/total assets [3.6] = [$3,588 2,591]/$3,588 =.28 Debt/equity ratio = Total debt/total equity [3.7] = $.28/$.72 =.39 multiplier = Total assets/total equity [3.8] = $1/$.72 = 1.39 Long-term debt Long-term debt ratio = [3.9] Long-term debt + Total equity = $457/[$457 + 2,591] = $457/$3,048 =.15 Times interest earned ratio = EBIT/Interest [3.10] = $691/$141 = 4.9 times Cash coverage ratio = [EBIT + Depreciation]/Interest [3.11] = [$691 + 276]/$141 = $967/$141 = 6.9 times Inventory turnover = Cost of goods sold/inventory [3.12] = $1,344/$422 = 3.2 times Days sales in inventory = 365 days/inventory turnover [3.13] = 365/3.2 = 114 days Receivables turnover = Sales/Accounts receivable [3.14] = $2,311/$188 = 12.3 times Days sales in receivables = 365 days/receivables turnover [3.15] = 365/12.3 = 30 days NWC turnover = Sales/NWC [3.16] = $2,311/($708 $540) = 13.8 times Fixed asset turnover = Sales/Net fixed assets [3.17] = $2,311/$2,880 =.80 times

Total asset turnover = Sales/Total assets [3.18] = $2,311/$3,588 =.64 times Profit margin = Net income/sales [3.19] = $363/$2,311 = 15.7% Return on assets = Net income/total assets [3.20] = $363/$3,588 = 10.12% Return on equity = Net income/total equity [3.21] = $363/$2,591 = 14% P/E ratio = Price per share/earnings per share [3.22] = $157/$11 = 14.27 times Market-to-book ratio = Market value per share/book value per share [3.23] = $157/($2,591/33) = $157/$78.5 = 2 times ROE = Net income/sales Sales/Assets Assets/ [3.24] = Profit margin Total asset turnover multiplier Dividend payout ratio = Cash dividends/net income [4.1] = $44/$132 = 331 3% EFN = Increase in total assets Addition to retained earnings [4.2] = A(g) p(s)r (1 + g) EFN = p(s)r + [A p(s)r] g [4.3]EFN = p(s)r + [A p(s)r] g [4.4] g = ps(r)/[a ps(r)] =.132($500)(2/3)/[$500.132($500)(2/3)] = 44/[500 44] = 44/456 = 9.65% ROA R Internal growth rate = 1 ROA R [4.5] EFN = Increase in total assets Addition to retained earnings [4.6] New borrowing = A(g) p(s)r (1 + g) ps(r) (1 + g)[d/e] EFN = 0 g* = ROE R/[1 ROE R] [4.7] g* = p(s/a)(1 + D/E) R 1 p(s/a)(1 + D/E) R [4.8] EFN = Increase in total assets Addition to retained earnings New borrowing = A(g) p(s)r (1 + g) ps(r) (1 + g)[d/e] ROE = p(s/a)(1 + D/E) [4A.1] [4A.2] Future value = $1 (1 + r) t [5.1] PV = $1 [1/(1 + r) t ] = $1/(1 + r) t [5.2] PV (1 + r) t = FV t [5.3] PV = FV t /(1 + r) t = FV t [1/(1 + r) t ]

1 Present value factor r Annuity present value = C [6.1] = C 1 1/( 1+r)t r Annuity due value = Ordinary annuity value (1 + r) [6.1] EAR = [1 + (Quoted rate/m)] m 1 [6.2] EAR = e q 1 [6.3] Bond value = C (1 1/(1 + r) t )/r + F/(1 + r) t [7.1] 1 + R = (1 + r) (1 + h) [7.2] 1 + R = (1 + r) (1 + h) [7.3] R = r + h + r h R r + h NPV = (c o c N )/c N $1,000 CP [7.4] [7B.1] P 0 = (D 1 + P 1 )/(1 + r) [8.1] P 0 = D/r [8.2] P 0 = D 0 ( 1 + g) D = r g r 1 g [8.3] P t = D t ( 1 r + g) g + 1 g [8.4] (r g) = D 1 /P 0 [8.5] r = D 1 /P 0 + g S VC = FC + D P Q v Q = FC + D [11.1] (P v) Q = FC + D Q = (FC + D)/(P v) OCF = EBIT + D Taxes [10.1] = (S C D) + D (S C D) T c = $200 + 600 80 = $720 OCF = (S C D) + D (S C D) T c [10.2] = (S C D) (1 T c ) + D = Project net income + Depreciation = $120 + 600 = $720 OCF = (S C D) + D (S C D) T c [10.3] = (S C) (S C D) T c = Sales Costs Taxes = $1,500 700 80 = $720 OCF = (S C D) + D (S C D) T c [10.4] = (S C) (1 T c ) + D T c

OCF = [(P v) Q FC D] + D [11.2] = (P v) Q FC Q = (FC + OCF)/(P v) [11.3] Total dollar return = Dividend income + Capital gain (or loss) [12.1] Total cash if stock is sold = Initial investment + Total return [12.2] = $3,700 + 518 = $4,218 Var(R) = (1/(T 1)) [(R 1 R ) 2 +...+ (R T R ) 2 ] [12.3] Risk premium = Expected return Risk-free rate [13.1] = E(R U ) R f = 20% 8% = 12% E(R) = j O j P j [13.2] 2 = [O j j E(R)] 2 P j [13.3] E(R P ) = x 1 E(R 1 ) + x 2 E(R 2 ) +...+x n E(R n ) [13.4] 2 P = x2 L 2 L + x2 U 2 U + 2x L x U CORR L, U L U [13.5] Total return = Expected return + Unexpected return [13.6] R = E(R) + U Announcement = Expected part + Surprise [13.7] R = E(R) + Systematic portion + Unsystematic portion [13.8] Total risk = Systematic risk + Unsystematic risk [13.9] E(R i ) = R f + [E(R M ) R f ] i [13.10] R = E(R) + I F I + GNP F GNP + r F r + [13.11] E(R) = R F + E[(R 1 ) R F ] 1 + E[(R 2 ) R F ] 2 [13.12] + E[(R 3 ) R F ] 3 +...E[(R K ) R F ] K 2 P = x2 L 2 L + x2 U 2 U + 2x L x U CORR L,U L U [13A.1] 2 N N P i=1 j=1 x j ij [13A.2] 2 N P = 2 x 2 j=1 x j i2 = 2[x 1 COV(R 1,R 2 ) + x 2 2 2 + x 3 COV(R 3,R 2 ) [13A.3] +...+ x N COV(R N,R 2 )] 2 = CO V ( R 2 ( R 2,R M) M) [13A.4] R E = (D 1 /P 0 ) + g [14.1] R E = R f + E [R M R f ] [14.2] R P = D/P 0 [14.3]

V = E + D [14.4] 100% = E/V + D/V [14.5] WACC = (E/V) R E + (D/V) R D (1 T C ) [14.6] f A = (E/V) f E + (D/V) f D [14.7] Percentage change in EPS Degree of financial leverage = Percentage change in EBIT [16.1] EBIT DFL = EBIT Interest [16.2] V u = EBIT/R u E = VL = E L + D L [16.3] = 60%.10 + 40%.05 = 8% Debt Portfolio = Levered firm = Debt + Debt + Deb t + Unlevered firm = Deb t + [14A.1] [14A.2] Unlevered firm = + (1 T [14A.3] C ) Debt Number of new shares = Funds to be raised/subscription price [15.1] = $5,000,000/$10 = 500,000 shares Number of rights needed to buy a share of stock = Old shares/new shares [15.2] = 1,000,000/500,000 = 2 rights R o = (M o S)/(N + 1) [15.3] M e = M o R o [15.4] R e = (M e S)/N [15.5] R E = R A + (R A R D ) (D/E) [16.4] E = A (1 + D/E) [16.5] Value of the interest tax shield = (T C R D D)/R D [16.6] = T C D V L = V U + T C D [16.7] R E = R U + (R U R D ) (D/E) (1 T C ) [16.8] Net working capital + Fixed assets = Long-term debt + [18.1] Net working capital = (Cash + Other current assets) [18.2] Current liabilities Cash = Long-term debt + + Current liabilities [18.3] Current assets (other than cash) Fixed assets Operating cycle = Inventory period + Accounts receivable period [18.4] Cash cycle = Operating cycle Accounts payable period [18.5]

Cash collections = Beginning accounts receivable + 1/2 Sales [18.6] Average daily float = Average daily receipts Weighted average delay [19.1] Opportunity costs = (C/2) R [19A.1] Trading costs = (T/C) F Total cost = Opportunity costs + Trading costs = (C/2) R + (T/C) F C* = (2T F)/R [19A.2] [19A.3] [19A.4] C* = L + (3/4 F 2 /R) 1/3 [19A.5] U* = 3 C* 2 L [19A.6] Average cash balance = (4 C* L)/3 [19.A7] Accounts receivable = Average daily sales ACP [20.1] Cash flow (old policy) = (P v)q [20.2] = ($49 20) 100 = $2,900 Cash flow (new policy) = (P v)q [20.3] = ($49 20) 110 = $3,190 PV = [(P v)(q Q)]/R [20.4] Cost of switching = PQ + v(q Q) [20.5] NPV of switching = [PQ + v(q Q)] + (P v)(q Q)/R [20.6] NPV = 0 = [PQ + v(q Q)] + (P v)(q Q)/R [20.7] NPV = v + (1 )P /(1 + R) [20.8] NPV = v + (1 )(P v)/r [20.9] Score = Z = 0.4 [Sales/Total assets] + 3.0 EBIT/Total assets [20.10] Total carrying costs = Average inventory Carrying costs per unit [20.11] = (Q/2) CC Total restocking cost = Fixed cost per order Number of orders [20.12] = F (T/Q) Total costs = Carrying costs + Restocking costs [20.13] = (Q/2) CC + F (T/Q) Carrying costs = Restocking costs [20.14] (Q*/2) CC = F (T/Q*) Q* 2 = 2T F [20.15] CC Q* = 2T F CC [20.16]

Q* = 2T F CC [20.17] F EOQ* = 2T C [20.18] C Net incremental cash flow = P Q (d ) NPV = PQ + P Q (d )/R [20A.1] [20A.2] (E[S 1 ] S 0 )/S 0 = h FC h CDN [21.1] E[S 1 ] = S 0 [1 + (h FC h CDN )] [21.2] E[S t ] = S 0 [1 + (h FC h CDN )] t [21.3] F 1 /S 0 = (1 + R FC )/(1 + R CDN ) [21.4] (F 1 S 0 )/S 0 = R FC R CDN [21.5] F 1 = S 0 [1 + (R FC R CDN )] [21.6] F t = S 0 [1 + (R FC R CDN )] t [21.7] E[S 1 ] = S 0 [1 + (R FC R CDN )] [21.8] E[S 1 ] = S 0 [1 + (R FC R CDN )] [21.8] R CDN h CDN = R FC h FC [21.10] NPV = V* B Cost to Firm A of the acquisition [23.1] C 1 = 0 if (S 1 E) 0 [25.1] C 1 = S 1 E if (S 1 E) > 0 [25.2] C 0 S 0 [25.3] C 0 0 if S 0 E < 0 [25.4] C 0 S 0 E if S 0 E 0 S 0 = C 0 + E/(1 + R f ) [25.5] C 0 = S 0 E/(1 + R f ) Call option value = Stock value Present value of the exercise price [25.6] C 0 = S 0 E/(1 + R f ) t C 0 = S 0 N(d 1 ) E/(1 + R f ) t N(d 2 ) d 1 = [ln(s 0 /E) + (R f + 1/2 2 ) t]/[ t ] [25A.1] [25A.2]