Foundations of finance: the logic and practice of financial management
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2011
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| Edition: | 7. ed., internat. ed. |
| Series: | Prentice Hall finance series
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| Physical Description: | XXXI, 522 S. graph. Darst. |
| ISBN: | 0135122368 9780135122365 |
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| adam_text | OF FINANCE THE LOGIC AND PRACTICE OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SEVENTH
EDITION VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY R. B.
PAMPLIN PROFESSOR OF FINANCE BAYLOR UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR OF FINANCE CARR
P.COLLINS CHAIR IN FINANCE BAYLOR UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR OF FINANCE
W.W.CARUTH CHAIR IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP PRENTICE HALL BOSTON COLUMBUS
INDIANAPOLIS NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO UPPER SADDLE RIVER AMSTERDAM CAPE
TOWN DUBAI LONDON MADRID MILAN MUNICH PARIS MONTREAL TORONTO DELHI
MEXICO CITY SAO PAULO SYDNEY HONG KONG SEOUL SINGAPORE TAIPEI TOKYO
CONTENTS PARTI PREFACE XXIII THE SCOPE AND ENVIRONMENT OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT 2 AN INTRODUCTION TO THE FOUNDATIONS OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
2 THE GOAL OF THE FIRM 3 FIVE PRINCIPLES THAT FORM THE FOUNDATIONS OF
FINANCE 4 PRINCIPLE 1: CASH FLOW IS WHAT MATTERS 4 PRINCIPLE 2: MONEY
HAS A TIME VALUE 4 PRINCIPLE 3: RISK REQUIRES A REWARD 5 PRINCIPLE 4:
MARKET PRICES ARE GENERALLY RIGHT 6 PRINCIPLE 5: CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
CAUSE AGENCY PROBLEMS 7 AVOIDING FINANCIAL CRISIS*BACK TO THE PRINCIPLES
8 THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF ETHICS AND TRUST 9 ETHICS IN FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT TH E WALL STREET JOURNAL WORKPLACE-ETHICS QUIZ 10 THE ROLE OF
FINANCE IN BUSINESS 10 WHY STUDY FINANCE? 11 THE ROLE OF THE FINANCIAL
MANAGER 11 THE LEGAL FORMS OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATION 12 SOLE
PROPRIETORSHIPS 12 PARTNERSHIPS 13 CORPORATIONS 13 ORGANIZATIONAL FORM
ANDTAXES:THE DOUBLE TAXATION ON DIVIDENDS 14 S-CORPORATIONS AND LIMITED
LIABILITY COMPANIES (LLC) 14 WHICH ORGANIZATIONAL FORM SHOULD BE CHOSEN?
14 FINANCE AND THE MULTINATIONAL FIRM: THE NEW ROLE 15 SUMMARY 15 * KEY
TERMS. 16 * REVIEW QUESTIONS 16 * MINI CASE 17 THE FINANCIAL MARKETS AND
INTEREST RATES 18 FINANCING OF BUSINESS: THE MOVEMENT OF FUNDS THROUGH
THE ECONOMY 19 PUBLIC OFFERINGS VERSUS PRIVATE PLACEMENTS 21 PRIMARY
MARKETS VERSUS SECONDARY MARKETS 22 THE MONEY MARKET VERSUS THE CAPITAL
MARKET 22 SPOT MARKETS VERSUS FUTURES MARKETS 23 ORGANIZED SECURITY
EXCHANGES VERSUS OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS 23 THE INVESTMENT-BANKING
FUNCTION 25 FUNCTIONS 25 THE DEMISE OF THE STAND-ALONE
INVESTMENT-BANKING INDUSTRY 26 DISTRIBUTION METHODS 27 PRIVATE DEBT
PLACEMENTS 29 FLOTATION COSTS 30 CAUTIONARY TALE FORGETTING PRINCIPLE 5:
CONFLICTS OF INTEREST CAUSE AGENCY PROBLEMS 30 REGULATION AIMED AT
MAKING THE GOAL OF THE FIRM WORK:THE SARBANES-OXLEY ACT 31 RATES OF
RETURN IN THE FINANCIAL MARKETS 31 RATES OF RETURN OVER LONG PERIODS 31
INTEREST RATE LEVELS IN RECENT PERIODS 32 CONTENTS INTEREST RATE
DETERMINANTS IN A NUTSHELL 35 ESTIMATING SPECIFIC INTEREST RATES USING
RISK PREMIUMS: AN EXAMPLE 35 REAL AND NOMINAL RATES OF INTEREST 35 CAN
YOU DO IT? 35 DID YOU GET IT? 36 INFLATION AND REAL RATES OF RETUNRTHE
FINANCIAL ANALYST S APPROACH 37 CAN YOU DO IT? SOLVING FOR THE REAL RATE
OF INTEREST 37 DID YOU GET IT? SOLVING FOR THE REAL RATE OF INTEREST 38
THETERM STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATES 39 OBSERVING THE HISTORICAL TERM
STRUCTURES OF INTEREST RATES 39 CAN YOU DO IT? SOLVING FOR THE NOMINAL
RATE OF INTEREST 39 DID YOU GET IT? SOLVING FOR THE NOMINAL RATE OF
INTEREST 40 , WHAT EXPLAINS THE SHAPE OF THE TERM STRUCTURE? 40 FINANCE
AND THE MULTINATIONAL FIRM: EFFICIENT FINANCIAL MARKETS AND INTERCOUNTRY
RISK 42 SUMMARY 43 * KEY TERMS 44 * REVIEW QUESTIONS 44 * STUDY PROBLEMS
45 * MINI CASE 45 UNDERSTANDING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND CASH FLOWS 46
THE INCOME STATEMENT 47 FINANCE AT WORK THE LESSONS OF ADVERSITY 49 CAN
YOU DO IT? PREPARING AN INCOME STATEMENT 51 DID YOU GET IT? PREPARING AN
INCOME STATEMENT 53 THE BALANCE SHEET 53 TYPES OF ASSETS 54 FINANCE AT
WORK GOLDMAN SACHS ANNOUNCES FIRST QUARTER 2009 EARNINGS 56 TYPES OF
FINANCING 56 WORKING CAPITAL 58 DEBT RATIO 59 CAN YOU DO IT? PREPARING A
BALANCE SHEET 59 DID YOU GET IT? PREPARING A BALANCE SHEET 60
MEASURING CASH FLOWS 61 CAN YOU DO IT? HOW MUCH CAN YOU TRUST A
BROTHER-LN-LAW? 66 DID YOU GET IT? HOW MUCH CAN YOU TRUST A
BROTHER-LN-LAW? 68 CAN YOU DO IT? MEASURING CASH FLOWS 68 DID YOU GET
IT? MEASURING CASH FLOWS 69 INCOME TAXES AND FINANCE 69 COMPUTING
TAXABLE INCOME 69 COMPUTING THE TAXES OWED 70 CAN YOU DO IT? COMPUTING A
CORPORATION S INCOME TAXES 71 DID YOU GET IT? COMPUTING A CORPORATION S
INCOME TAXES 71 SUMMARY 72 * KEY TERMS 72 * REVIEW QUESTIONS 73 *
SELF-TEST PROBLEMS 73 * STUDY PROBLEMS 74 * MINI CASE 79 * SELF-TEST
SOLUTION 82 EVALUATING A FIRM S FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE 84 THE PURPOSE OF
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS 86 MEASURING KEY FINANCIAL RELATIONSHIPS 88 QUESTION
1: HOW LIQUID IS THE FIRM*CAN IT PAY ITS BILLS? 89 CAUTIONARY TALE
FORGETTING PRINCIPLE 3: RISK REQUIRES A REWARD 90 CONTENTS PART2 CAN YOU
DO IT? EVALUATING DISNEY S LIQUIDITY 92 QUESTION 2: ARE THE FIRM S
MANAGERS GENERATING ADEQUATE OPERATING PROFITS ON THE COMPANY S ASSETS?
92 DID YOU GET IT? EVALUATING DISNEY S LIQUIDITY 93 FINANCE AT WORK
MANAGING BY THE NUMBERS 95 CAN YOU DO IT? EVALUATING DISNEY S OPERATING
RETURN ON ASSETS 96 ETHICS IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FRAUD S RED FLAGS 97
QUESTION 3: HOW IS THE FIRM FINANCING ITS ASSETS? 97 DID YOU GET IT?
EVALUATING DISNEY S OPERATING RETURN ON ASSETS 98 CAN YOU DO IT?
EVALUATING DISNEY S FINANCING DECISIONS 99 QUESTION 4: ARE THE FIRM S
MANAGERS PROVIDING A GOOD RETURN ON THE CAPITAL PROVIDED BY THE
COMPANY S SHAREHOLDERS? 99 DID YOU GET IT? EVALUATING DISNEY S FINANCING
DECISIONS 100 CAN YOU DO IT? EVALUATING DISNEY S RETURN ON EQUITY 102
DID YOU GET IT? EVALUATING DISNEY S RETURN ON EQUITY 103 QUESTION 5: ARE
THE FIRM S MANAGERS CREATING SHAREHOLDER VALUE? 103 CAN YOU DO IT?
COMPUTING DISNEY S PRICE/EARNINGS RATIO AND PRICE/BOOK RATIO 104 DID YOU
GET IT? COMPUTING DISNEY S PRICE/EARNINGS RATIO AND PRICE/BOOK RATIO 105
CAN YOU DO IT? CALCULATING DISNEY S ECONOMIC VALUE ADDED 107 THE
LIMITATIONS OF FINANCIAL RATIO ANALYSIS 107 DID YOU GET IT? CALCULATING
DISNEY S ECONOMIC VALUE ADDED 108 SUMMARY 108 * KEY TERMS 109 * REVIEW
QUESTIONS 109 * SELF-TEST PROBLEMS 110 * STUDY PROBLEMS 111 * MINI CASE
116 * SELF-TEST SOLUTIONS 116 THE VALUATION OF FINANCIAS ASSETS 118 5
THE TIME VALUE OF MONEY 118 COMPOUND INTEREST AND FUTURE VALUE 119 USING
TIMELINES TO VISUALIZE CASH FLOWS 119 TECHNIQUES FOR MOVING
MONEYTHROUGHTIME 123 TWO ADDITIONAL TYPES OF TIME VALUE OF MONEY
PROBLEMS 127 APPLYING COMPOUNDING TO THINGS OTHER THAN MONEY 128 PRESENT
VALUE 129 : CAUTIONARY TALE FORGETTIN G PRINCIPLE 4: MARKET PRICES ARE
GENERALLY RIGHT 131 CAN YOU DO IT? SOLVING FOR THE PRESENT VALUE WITH
TWO FLOWS IN DIFFERENT YEARS 131 ANNUITIES 132 COMPOUND ANNUITIES 132
DID YOU GET IT? SOLVING FOR THE PRESENT VALUE WITH TWO FLOWS IN
DIFFERENT YEARS 133 THE PRESENT VALUE OF AN ANNUITY 134 ANNUITIES DUE
136 AMORTIZED LOANS 138 MAKING INTEREST RATES COMPARABLE 140 FINDING
PRESENT AND FUTURE VALUES WITH NONANNUAL PERIODS 141 CAN YOU DO IT? HOW
MUCH CAN YOU AFFORD TO SPEND ON A HOUSE? AN AMORTIZED LOAN WITH MONTHLY
PAYMENTS 142 DID YOU GET IT? HOW MUCH CAN YOU AFFORD TO SPEND ON A
HOUSE? AN AMORTIZED LOAN WITH MONTHLY PAYMENTS 143 CONTENTS THE PRESENT
VALUE OF AN UNEVEN STREAM 144 PERPETUITIES 145 THE MULTINATIONAL FIRM:
THE TIME VALUE OF MONEY 145 SUMMARY 147 * KEY TERMS 147 * REVIEW
QUESTIONS 148 * SELF-TEST PROBLEMS 148 * STUDY PROBLEMS 148 * MINI CASE
154 * SELF-TEST SOLUTIONS 155 THE MEANING AND MEASUREMENT OF RISK AND
RETURN 156 EXPECTED RETURN DEFINED AND MEASURED 157 CAN YOU DO IT?
COMPUTING EXPECTED CASH FLOW AND EXPECTED RETURN 159 RISK DEFINED AND
MEASURED 159 DID YOU GET IT? COMPUTING EXPECTED CASH FLOW AND EXPECTED
RETURN 160 CAN YOU DO IT? COMPUTING THE STANDARD DEVIATION 163 FINANCE
AT WORK A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE OF RISK 163 ETHICS IN FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT I SHOULD HAVE SAID NO 164 DID YOU GET IT? COMPUTING THE
STANDARD DEVIATION 165 RATES OF RETURN: THE INVESTOR S EXPERIENCE 165
FINANCE AT WORK HARD LESSONS 166 RISK AND DIVERSIFICATION 167
DIVERSIFYING AWAY THE RISK 167 MEASURING MARKET RISK 168 CAN YOU DO IT?
ESTIMATING BETA 172 MEASURING A PORTFOLIO S BETA 173 DID YOU GET IT?
ESTIMATING BETA 174 RISK AND DIVERSIFICATION DEMONSTRATED 174 THE
INVESTOR S REQUIRED RATE OF RETURN 175 THE REQUIRED RATE OF RETURN
CONCEPT 176 MEASURING THE REQUIRED RATE OF RETURN 176 FINANCE AT WORK
DOES BETA ALWAYS WORK? 177 CAN YOU DO IT? COMPUTING A REQUIRED RATE OF
RETURN 178 DID YOU GET IT? COMPUTING A REQUIRED RATE OF RETURN 179
SUMMARY 179 * KEY TERMS 179 * REVIEW QUESTIONS 180 * SELF-TEST PROBLEMS
180 * STUDY PROBLEMS 181 * MINI CASE 184 * SELF-TEST SOLUTIONS 186 THE
VALUATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF BONDS 188 TYPES OF BONDS 189 DEBENTURES
189 SUBORDINATED DEBENTURES 190 MORTGAGE BONDS 190 EUROBONDS 190
CONVERTIBLE BONDS 190 FINANCE AT WORK ALCOA: HOW TO RAISE $1.5 BILLION
AHEAD OF WEAK EARNINGS 191 TERMINOLOGY AND CHARACTERISTICS OF BONDS 191
CLAIMS ON ASSETS AND INCOME 192 PAR VALUE 192 COU PON I NTEREST RATE 192
MATURITY 192 CALL PROVISION 192 INDENTURE 193 BOND RATINGS 193 FINANCE
AT WORK CLEAR CHANNEL RATING IS CUT 194 DEFINING VALUE 194 WHAT
DETERMINES VALUE? 195 CONTENTS VALUATION: THE BASIC PROCESS 196 CAN YOU
DO IT? COMPUTING AN ASSET S VALUE 197 VALUING BONDS 197 DID YOU GET IT?
COMPUTING AN ASSET S VALUE 199 CAN YOU DO IT? COMPUTING A BOND S VALUE
200 DID YOU GET IT? COMPUTING A BOND S VALUE 201 BOND YIELDS 201 YIELD
TO MATURITY 201 CURRENTYIELD 202 BOND VALUATION: THREE IMPORTANT
RELATIONSHIPS 202 CAN YOU DO IT? COMPUTING THE YIELD TO MATURITY AND
CURRENT YIELD 203 DID YOU GET IT? COMPUTING THE YIELD TO MATURITY AND
CURRENT YIELD 204 SUMMARY 206 * KEY TERMS 207 * REVIEW QUESTIONS 207 *
SELF-TEST PROBLEMS 208 * STUDY PROBLEMS 208 * MINI CASE 210 * SELF-TEST
SOLUTIONS 210 8 THE VALUATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF STOCK 212 PREFERRED
STOCK 214 THE CHARACTERISTICS OF PREFERRED STOCK 214 VALUING PREFERRED
STOCK 215 FINANCE AT WORK READING A STOCK QUOTE IN THE WALL STREET
JOURNAL 217 CAN YOU DO IT? VALUING PREFERRED STOCK 217 DID YOU GET IT?
VALUING PREFERRED STOCK 218 COMMON STOCK 218 THE CHARACTERISTICS OF
COMMON STOCK 218 FINANCE AT WORK DOES STOCK BY ANY OTHER NAME SMELL AS
SWEET? 219 VALUING COMMON STOCK 220, CAUTIONARY TALE FORGETTING
PRINCIPLE 4*MARKET PRICES ARE GENERALLY RIGHT 222 CAN YOU DO IT?
MEASURING JOHNSON & JOHNSON S GROWTH RATE 222 DID YOU GET IT? MEASURING
JOHNSON & JOHNSON S GROWTH RATE 224 CAN YOU DO IT? CALCULATING COMMON
STOCK VALUE 224 THE EXPECTED RATE OF RETURN OF STOCKHOLDERS 225 THE
EXPECTED RATE OF RETURN OF PREFERRED STOCKHOLDERS 225 DID YOU GET IT?
CALCULATING COMMON STOCK VALUE 225 THE EXPECTED RATE OF RETURN OF COMMON
STOCKHOLDERS 226 * CAN YOU DO IT? COMPUTING THE EXPECTED RATE OF RETURN
227 DID YOU GET IT? COMPUTING THE EXPECTED RATE OF RETURN 227 SUMMARY
228 * KEY TERMS 229 * REVIEW QUESTIONS 229 * SELF-TEST PROBLEMS 230 *
STUDY PROBLEMS 230 * MINI CASE 232 * SELF-TEST SOLUTIONS 232 9 THE COST
OF CAPITAL 234 THE COST OF CAPITAL: KEY DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS 235
OPPORTUNITY COSTS, REQUIRED RATES OF RETURN, AND THE COST OF CAPITAL 235
CAN YOU DO IT? DETERMINING HOW FLOTATION COSTS AFFECT THE COST OF
CAPITAL 236 THE FIRM S FINANCIAL POLICY AND THE COST OF CAPITAL 236
DETERMINING THE COSTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL SOURCES OF CAPITAL 236 THE COST
OF DEBT 237 DID YOU GET IT? DETERMINING HOW FLOTATION COSTS AFFECT THE
COST OF CAPITAL 237 THE COST OF PREFERRED STOCK 238 THE COST OF COMMON
EQUITY 239 THE DIVIDEND GROWTH MODEL 239 CONTENTS PART 3 CAN YOU DO IT?
CALCULATING THE COST OF DEBT FINANCING 240 CAN YOU DO IT? CALCULATING
THE COST OF PREFERRED STOCK FINANCING 240 DID YOU GET IT? CALCULATING
THE COST OF DEBT FINANCING 241 DID YOU GET IT? CALCULATING THE COST OF
PREFERRED STOCK FINANCING 241 ISSUES IN IMPLEMENTING THE DIVIDEND GROWTH
MODEL 241 THE CAPITAL ASSET PRICING MODEL 242 ISSUES IN IMPLEMENTING THE
CAPM 242 CAN YOU DO IT? CALCULATING THE COST OF NEW COMMON STOCK USING
THE DIVIDEND GROWTH MODEL 243 CAN YOU DO IT? CALCULATING THE COST OF
COMMON STOCK USING THE CAPM 243 FINANCE AT WORK IPOS: SHOULD A FIRM GO
PUBLIC? 244 THE WEIGHTED AVERAGE COST OF CAPITAL 245 DID YOU GET IT?
CALCULATING THE COST OF NEW COMMON STOCK USING THE DIVIDEND GROWTH MODEL
245 DID YOU GET IT? CALCULATING THE COST OF COMMON STOCK USING THE CAPM
245 CAPITAL STRUCTURE WEIGHTS 246 CALCULATING THE WEIGHTED AVERAGE COST
OF CAPITAL 246 CAUTIONARY TALE FORGETTING PRINCIPLE 3: RISK REQUIRES A
REWARD 248 CALCULATING DIVISIONAL COSTS OF CAPITAL: PEPSICO INC. 248 CAN
YOU DO IT? CALCULATING THE WEIGHTED AVERAGE COST OF CAPITAL 248 FINANCE
AT WORK THE PILLSBURY COMPANY ADOPTS EVA WITH A GRASSROOTS EDUCATION
PROGRAM 249 DID YOU GET IT? CALCULATING THE WEIGHTED AVERAGE COST OF
CAPITAL 250 USING A FIRM S COST OF CAPITAL TO EVALUATE NEW CAPITAL
INVESTMENTS 251 FINANCE AT WORK WEIGHTED AVERAGE COSTS OF CAPITAL
ESTIMATES: 1993-2005 252 FINANCE AND THE MULTINATIONAL FIRM: WHY DO
INTEREST RATES DIFFER BETWEEN COUNTRIES? 253 CAN YOU DO IT? EVALUATING
INTEREST RATE PARITY ACROSS COUNTRIES 253 DID YOU GET IT? EVALUATING
INTEREST RATE PARITY ACROSS COUNTRIES 254 SUMMARY 255 * KEY TERMS 256 *
REVIEW QUESTIONS 257 * SELF-TEST PROBLEMS 257 * STUDY PROBLEMS 258 *
MINI CASE 260 * SELF-TEST SOLUTIONS 261 INVESTMENT IN LONG-TERM ASSETS
264 10 CAPITAL-BUDGETING TECHNIQUES AND PRACTICE 264 FINDING PROFITABLE
PROJECTS 265 CAUTIONARY TALE FORGETTING PRINCIPLE 3: RISK REQUIRES A
REWARD AND PRINCIPLE 4: MARKET PRICES ARE GENERALLY RIGHT 266
CAPITAL-BUDGETING DECISION CRITERIA 267 THE PAYBACK PERIOD 267 THE NET
PRESENT VALUE 268 USING SPREADSHEETS TO CALCULATE THE NET PRESENT VALUE
271 CAN YOU DO IT? DETERMINING THE NPV OF A PROJECT 271 THE
PROFITABILITY INDEX (BENEFIT-COST RATIO) 272 DID YOU GET IT? DETERMINING
THE A/PI/OF A PROJECT 273 THE INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN 274 CAN YOU DO IT?
DETERMINING THE IRR OF A PROJECT 276 VIEWING THE NPV-IRR
RELATIONSHIP:THE NET PRESENT VALUE PROFILE 277 DID YOU GET IT?
DETERMINING THE IRR OF A PROJECT 277 COMPLICATIONS WITH THE IRR:
MULTIPLE RATES OF RETURN 278 THE MODIFIED INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN
(M//?FI)3 279 USING SPREADSHEETS TO CALCULATE THE MIRR 281 CONTENTS
CAPITAL RATIONING 282 THE RATIONALE FOR CAPITAL RATIONING 282 CAPITAL
RATIONING AND PROJECT SELECTION 283 RANKING MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE PROJECTS
284 THE SIZE-DISPARITY PROBLEM 284 THE TIME-DISPARITY PROBLEM 285 THE
UNEQUAL-LIVES PROBLEM 286 ETHICS IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT THE FINANCIAL
DOWNSIDE OF POOR ETHICAL BEHAVIOR 289 ETHICS IN CAPITAL BUDGETING 289 A
GLANCE AT ACTUAL CAPITAL-BUDGETING PRACTICES 289 FINANCE AND THE
MULTINATIONAL FIRM: CAPITAL BUDGETING 290 SUMMARY 291 * KEY TERMS 293 *
REVIEW QUESTIONS 293 * SELF-TEST PROBLEMS 294 * STUDY PROBLEMS 294 *
MINI CASE 299 * SELF-TEST SOLUTION 301 11 CASH FLOWS AND OTHER TOPICS IN
CAPITAL BUDGETING 302 GUIDELINES FOR CAPITAL BUDGETING 302 USE FREE CASH
FLOWS RATHER THAN ACCOUNTING PROFITS 303 THINK INCREMENTALLY 303 BEWARE
OF CASH FLOWS DIVERTED FROM EXISTING PRODUCTS 304 LOOK FOR INCIDENTAL OR
SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS 304 WORK IN WORKING-CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS 304
CONSIDER INCREMENTAL EXPENSES 305 REMEMBER THAT SUNK COSTS ARE NOT
INCREMENTAL CASH FLOWS 305 ACCOUNT FOR OPPORTUNITY COSTS 305 DECIDE IF
OVERHEAD COSTS ARE TRULY INCREMENTAL CASH FLOWS 305 IGNORE INTEREST
PAYMENTS AND FINANCING FLOWS 305 FINANCE AT WORK UNIVERSAL STUDIOS 306
AN OVERVIEW OF THE CALCULATIONS OF A PROJECT S FREE CASH FLOWS 306 WHAT
GOES INTO THE INITIAL OUTLAY 306 WHAT GOES INTO THE ANNUAL FREE CASH
FLOWS OVER THE PROJECT S LIFE 307 WHAT GOES INTO THE TERMINAL CASH FLOW
308 CALCULATING THE FREE CASH FLOWS 309 A COMPREHENSIVE EXAMPLE:
CALCULATING FREE CASH FLOWS 312 CAN YOU DO IT? CALCULATING OPERATING
CASH FLOWS 312 DID YOU GET IT? CALCULATING OPERATING CASH FLOWS 313 CAN
YOU DO IT? CALCULATING FREE CASH FLOWS 315 OPTIONS IN CAPITAL BUDGETING
315 DID YOU GET IT? CALCULATIN G FREE CASH FLOWS 316 THE OPTION TO
DELAY A PROJECT 316 THE OPTION TO EXPAND A PROJECT 317 THE OPTION TO
ABANDON A PROJECT 317 OPTIONS IN CAPITAL BUDGETING:THE BOTTOM LINE 317
RISK AND THE INVESTMENT DECISION 318 WHAT MEASURE OF RISK IS RELEVANT IN
CAPITAL BUDGETING? 318 MEASURING RISK FOR CAPITAL-BUDGETING PURPOSES
WITH A DOSE OF REALITY*IS SYSTEMATIC RISK ALL THERE IS? 320
INCORPORATING RISK INTO CAPITAL BUDGETING 320 RISK-ADJUSTED DISCOUNT
RATES 321 MEASURING A PROJECT S SYSTEMATIC RISK 322 USING ACCOUNTING
DATA TO ESTIMATE A PROJECT S BETA 323 THE PURE PLAY METHOD FOR
ESTIMATING BETA 323 EXAMINING A PROJECT S RISK THROUGH SIMULATION 324
SIMULATION: EXPLAINED AND ILLUSTRATED 324 CONDUCTING A SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS THROUGH SIMULATION 325 CONTENTS FINANCE AND THE MULTINATIONAL
FIRM: CALCULATING CASH FLOWS AMID THE INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION OF RISK
326 SUMMARY 327 * KEY TERMS 327 * REVIEW QUESTIONS 328 * SELF-TEST
PROBLEMS 328 * STUDY PROBLEMS 329 * MINI CASE 333 * SELF-TEST SOLUTION
335 CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND DIVIDEND POLICY 336 12 DETERMINING THE
FINANCING MIX 336 BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL RISK 338 BUSINESS RISK 339
OPERATING RISK 339 BREAK-EVEN ANALYSIS 340 ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF THE
BREAK-EVEN MODEL 340 FINDING THE BREAK-EVEN POINT 342 THE BREAK-EVEN
POINT IN SALES DOLLARS 342 CAN YOU DO IT? ANALYZING THE BREAK-EVEN SALES
LEVEL 343 OPERATING LEVERAGE 343 DID YOU GET IT? ANALYZING THE
BREAK-EVEN SALES LEVEL 344 CAN YOU DO IT? ANALYZING THE EFFECTS OF
OPERATING LEVERAGE 344 DID YOU GET IT? ANALYZING THE EFFECTS OF
OPERATING LEVERAGE 345 CAN YOU DO IT? ANALYZING THE EFFECTS OF FINANCIAL
LEVERAGE 345 DID YOU GET IT? ANALYZING THE EFFECTS OF FINANCIAL LEVERAGE
346 FINANCIAL LEVERAGE 346 CAN YOU DO IT? ANALYZING THE COMBINED EFFECTS
OF OPERATING AND FINANCIAL LEVERAGE 347 DIDYOUGET IT? ANALYZING THE
COMBINED EFFECTS OF OPERATING AND FINANCIAL LEVERAGE 348 COMBINING
OPERATING AND FINANCIAL LEVERAGE 348 FINANCE AT WORK WHEN FINANCIAL
LEVERAGE PROVES TO BE TOO MUCH TO HANDLE 349 PLANNING THE FINANCING MIX
350 CAUTIONARY TALE FORGETTING PRINCIPLE 3: RISK REQUIRES A REWARD 351 A
QUICK LOOK AT CAPITAL STRUCTURE THEORY 352 THE IMPORTANCE OF CAPITAL
STRUCTURE 352 INDEPENDENCE POSITION 352 THE MODERATE POSITION 354 THE
MODERATE VIEW: THE SAUCER-SHAPED COST-OF-CAPITAL CURVE 355 FIRM VALUE
AND AGENCY COSTS 356 AGENCY COSTS, FREE CASH FLOW, AND CAPITAL STRUCTURE
358 MANAGERIAL IMPLICATIONS 358 THE BASIC TOOLS OF CAPITAL STRUCTURE
MANAGEMENT 359 EBIT-EPS ANALYSIS 359 COMPARATIVE LEVERAGE RATIOS 362
INDUSTRY NORMS 362 A GLANCE AT ACTUAL CAPITAL STRUCTURE MANAGEMENT 363
FINANCE AT WORK CAPITAL STRUCTURES AROUND THE WORLD 365 SUMMARY 366 *
KEY TERMS 367 * REVIEW QUESTIONS 367 * SELF-TEST PROBLEMS 367 * STUDY
PROBLEMS 368 * MINI CASE 369 * SELF-TEST SOLUTIONS 371 13 DIVIDEND
POLICY AND INTERNAL FINANCING 372 KEY TERMS 373 DOES A FIRM S DIVIDEND
POLICY AFFECT THE COMPANY S STOCK PRICE? 374 THREE BASIC VIEWS 374
IMPROVING OURTHINKING 376 WHAT ARE WE TO CONCLUDE? 379 CONTENTS PARTS
THE DIVIDEND DECISION IN PRACTICE 380 LEGAL RESTRICTIONS 380 LIQUIDITY
CONSTRAINTS 380 EARNINGS PREDICTABILITY 380 MAINTAINING OWNERSHIP
CONTROL 380 ALTERNATIVE DIVIDEND POLICIES 380 DIVIDEND PAYMENT
PROCEDURES 381 STOCK DIVIDENDS AND STOCK SPLITS 382 STOCK REPURCHASES
383 A SHARE REPURCHASE AS A DIVIDEND DECISION 383 THE INVESTOR S CHOICE
384 A FINANCING OR INVESTMENT DECISION? 384 FINANCE AT WORK COMPANIES
INCREASINGLY USE SHARE REPURCHASES TO DISTRIBUTE CASH TO THEIR
STOCKHOLDERS 385 PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS*THE STOCK REPURCHASE PROCEDURE
385 SUMMARY 386 * KEY TERMS 387 * REVIEW QUESTIONS 387 * SELF-TEST
PROBLEMS 388 * STUDY PROBLEMS 388 * MINI CASE 389 * SELF-TEST SOLUTIONS
391 WORKING-CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FINANCE 392 14
SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL PLANNING 392 FINANCIAL FORECASTING 393 THE SALES
FORECAST 393 FORECASTING FINANCIAL VARIABLES 393 THE PERCENT OF SALES
METHOD OF FINANCIAL FORECASTING 394 _ ANALYZING THE EFFECTS OF
PROFITABILITY AND DIVIDEND POLICY ON DFN 396 ANALYZING THE EFFECTS OF
SALESGROWTH ON A FIRM S DFN 396 CAN YOU DO IT? PERCENT OF SALES
FORECASTING 397 , DID YOU GET IT? PERCENT OF SALES FORECASTING 398
LIMITATIONS OF THE PERCENT OF SALES FORECASTING METHOD 399 CONSTRUCTING
AND USING A CASH BUDGET 400 BUDGET FUNCTIONS 400 ETHICS IN FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT TO BRIBE OR NOT TO BRIBE 401 THE CASH BUDGET 401 ETHICS IN
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT BEING HONEST ABOUT THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE FUTURE
402 SUMMARY 403 * KEY TERMS 403 * REVIEW QUESTIONS 403 * SELF-TEST
PROBLEMS 403 * STUDY PROBLEMS 405 * MINI CASE 409 * SELF-TEST SOLUTIONS
410 IS WORKING-CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 412 MANAGING CURRENT ASSETS AND
LIABILITIES 413 THE RISK-RETURN TRADE-OFF 413 THE ADVANTAGES OF CURRENT
LIABILITIES: RETURN 414 THE DISADVANTAGES OF CURRENT LIABILITIES: RISK
414 THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF WORKING CAPITAL 415 THE HEDGING PRINCIPLES
415 PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY ASSETS 415 TEMPORARY, PERMANENT, AND
SPONTANEOUS SOURCES OF FINANCING 416 THE HEDGING PRINCIPLE: A GRAPHIC
ILLUSTRATION 416 CAUTIONARY TALE FORGETTING PRINCIPLE 3: RISK REQUIRES A
REWARD 416 THE CASH CONVERSION CYCLE 418 CAN YOU DO IT? COMPUTING THE
CASH CONVERSION CYCLE 418 DID YOU GET IT? COMPUTING THE CASH CONVERSION
CYCLE 419 CONTENTS ESTIMATING THE COST OF SHORT-TERM CREDIT USING THE
APPROXIMATE COST-OF-CREDIT FORMULA 420 CAN YOU DO IT? THE APPROXIMATE
COST OF SHORT-TERM CREDIT 421 SOURCES OF SHORT-TERM CREDIT 421 UNSECURED
SOURCES: ACCRUED WAGES AND TAXES 421 DID YOU GET IT? THE APPROXIMATE
COST OF SHORT-TERM CREDIT 421 FINANCE AT WORK MANAGING WORKING CAPITAL
BY TRIMMING RECEIVABLES 422 CAN YOU DO IT? THE COST OF SHORT-TERM CREDIT
(CONSIDERING COMPOUNDING EFFECTS) 423 UNSECURED SOURCES:TRADE CREDIT 423
DID YOU GET IT? THE COST OF SHORT-TERM CREDIT (CONSIDERING COMPOUNDING
EFFECTS) 424 UNSECURED SOURCES: BANK CREDIT 424 UNSECURED
SOURCES:COMMERCIAL PAPER 426 SECURED SOURCES: ACCOUNTS-RECEIVABLE LOANS
427 SECURED SOURCES: INVENTORY LOANS 429 MULTINATIONAL WORKING-CAPITAL
MANAGEMENT 429 SUMMARY 430 * KEY TERMS 430 * REVIEW QUESTIONS 431 *
SELF-TEST PROBLEMS 431 * STUDY PROBLEMS 432 * SELF-TEST SOLUTIONS 435 16
CURRENT ASSET MANAGEMENT 436 WHY A COMPANY HOLDS CASH 437 THE CASH FLOW
PROCESS 437 MOTIVES FOR HOLDING CASH 438 CASH MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVES AND
DECISIONS 439 THE RISK-RETURN TRADE-OFF 439 . OBJECTIVES 440 DECISIONS
440 * COLLECTION AND DISBURSEMENT PROCEDURES 440 MANAGING THE CASH
INFLOW*SPEEDING UP COLLECTIONS 440 THE LOCKBOX ARRANGEMENT 441 MANAGING
THE CASH OUTFLOW*SLOWING DOWN DISBURSEMENTS 442 EVALUATING THE COSTS OF
CASH MANAGEMENT SERVICES 444 CAN YOU DO IT? EVALUATING THE COST OF CASH
MANAGEMENT SERVICES 444 THE COMPOSITION OF A MARKETABLE-SECURITIES
PORTFOLIO 444 DID YOU GET IT? EVALUATING THE COST OF CASH MANAGEMENT
SERVICES 445 GENERAL SELECTION CRITERIA 445 MARKETABLE-SECURITY
ALTERNATIVES 448 ACCOUNTS-RECEIVABLE MANAGEMENT 449 THE TERMS OF SALE*A
DECISION VARIABLE 450 THE TYPE OF CUSTOMER*A DECISION VARIABLE 451 THE
COLLECTION EFFORT*A DECISION VARIABLE 452 INVENTORY MANAGEMENT 452 TYPES
OF INVENTORY 453 INVENTORY MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES 454 CAN YOU DO IT?
CALCULATING THE ECONOMIC ORDER QUANTITY 455 DID YOU GET IT? CALCULATING
THE ECONOMIC ORDER QUANTITY 457 SUMMARY 458 * KEY TERMS 459 * REVIEW
QUESTIONS 459 * SELF-TEST PROBLEMS 460 * STUDY PROBLEMS 460 * MINI CASE
464 * SELF-TEST SOLUTIONS 465 17 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FINANCE 466 THE
GLOBALIZATION OF PRODUCT AND FINANCIAL MARKETS 467 EXCHANGE RATES 468
FLOATING EXCHANGE RATES 468 THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET 468 CONTENTS
SPOT EXCHANGE RATES 469 EXCHANGE RATES AND ARBITRAGE 471 ASKED AND BID
RATES 471 R- CROSS RATES 471 CAN YOU DO IT? USING THE SPOT RATE TO
CALCULATE A FOREIGN CURRENCY PAYMENT 471 FORWARD EXCHANGE RATES 472 DID
YOU GET IT? USING THE SPOT RATE TO CALCULATE A FOREIGN CURRENCY PAYMENT
472 CAN YOU DO IT? COMPUTING A PERCENT-PER-ANNUM PREMIUM 474 EXCHANGE
RATE RISK 474 DID YOU GET IT? COMPUTING A PERCENT-PER-ANNUM PREMIUM 475
INTEREST RATE PARITY 475 PURCHASING-POWER PARITY THEORY 476 THE LAW OF
ONE PRICE 477 THE INTERNATIONAL FISHER EFFECT 477 EXPOSURE TO EXCHANGE
RATE RISK 478 TRANSLATION EXPOSURE 478 TRANSACTION EXPOSURE 479 ECONOMIC
EXPOSURE 481 MULTINATIONAL WORKING-CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 481 LEADING AND
LAGGING STRATEGIES 482 CASH MANAGEMENT AND THE POSITIONING OF FUNDS 482
INTERNATIONAL FINANCING AND CAPITAL STRUCTURE DECISIONS 482 DIRECT
FOREIGN INVESTMENT 483 BUSINESS RISK AND FINANCIAL RISK 484 POLITICAL
RISK 484 EXCHANGE RATE RISK 484 SUMMARY 485 * KEY TERMS 486 * REVIEW
QUESTIONS 486 * SELF-TEST PROBLEMS 487 * STUDY PROBLEMS 487 * MINI CASE
488 * SELF-TEST SOLUTION 489 APPENDIX A: USING A CALCULATOR 491 GLOSSARY
503 INDEXES 512
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