Questions from Corporate Finance


Q: What are irrevocable investment decisions? Why are they important for capital

What are irrevocable investment decisions? Why are they important for capital budgeting?

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Q: Contrast top down and bottom up analysis.

Contrast top down and bottom up analysis.

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Q: Briefly describe three motivations for leasing.

Briefly describe three motivations for leasing.

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Q: State the three basic tests the CRA uses to ensure interest payments

State the three basic tests the CRA uses to ensure interest payments are tax deductible.

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Q: Pills4u.com and Drugs‐R‐Us Co. both

Pills4u.com and Drugs‐R‐Us Co. both sell prescription medications over the Internet. Each company has recently announced an IPO at $20 per share. At this price, one of the companies is undervalued by...

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Q: Determine the selling price of a Government of Canada treasury bill that

Determine the selling price of a Government of Canada treasury bill that has a quoted annual interest rate of 1.2 percent and will mature in 90 days. Assume a par value of $1,000.

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Q: Collingwood Corp’s 60‐day commercial paper has a promised yield of

Collingwood Corp’s 60‐day commercial paper has a promised yield of 10 percent per year, but the expected yield is just 1.5 percent due to the risk of default. If the current 60‐day T‐bill yield is 1 p...

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Q: As the newly appointed treasurer for Collingwood Corp., you have to

As the newly appointed treasurer for Collingwood Corp., you have to decide how to raise $25 million in short‐term financing. You believe you could issue commercial paper with a promised yield of 10 pe...

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Q: Collingwood Corp. has a revolving line of credit on which it

Collingwood Corp. has a revolving line of credit on which it owes $25 million. One of the restrictions imposed with this financing arrangement is that the company must maintain a minimum interest cove...

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Q: An investment has the following cash inflows: $2,500

An investment has the following cash inflows: $2,500 at the end of the first year, $2,000 at the end of the second year, and $1,500 at the end of the third year. What is the discounted payback period...

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