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1. The famous New York Times Newspaper has sales of $1,555,342,000, current assets of $737,526,000, net income of $29,068,000, net fixed assets of $596,743,000, total debt of $246,978,000, and dividends of $25,890,720. What is the sustainable growth rate?
2. Drawing a contingency graph for a put option with a strike price of $1.18 and a premium of $0.04. Current spot rate is $1.15. You decide to short the option
3. B Cardi Life insurance offers a highly rated perpetuity that pays equal payments once a year. If the interest rate on this contract stands at 11% APR, and the ocntract is valued today on the market at $458,000, how much would the yearly payment be?
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What is the cash flow from assets
: Decision Masters had sales of $58,800, cost of goods sold of $25,100, What is the cash flow from assets for 2015?
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What issues raised in the texts are of particular interest
: What issues raised in the texts are of particular interest to you, and how would you like for us to address these issues in our class discussion?
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Direct medical expenses was paid by insurance policy
: How much of Christina direct medical expenses was paid by her insurance policy?
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What is the amount of the cash flow
: The Mill Wheel is considering a 3-year project that will require $289,400 for fixed assets, $36,700 for inventory and $27,800 for accounts receivable.
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Life insurance offers highly rated perpetuity
: B Cardi Life insurance offers a highly rated perpetuity that pays equal payments once a year.
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What is the value of milton industries with leverage
: Milton Industries expects free cash flows of $4 million each year. Milton's corporate tax rate is 35%, and its unlevered cost of capital is 13%.
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Argue against couple point of view
: Buying insurance is like pouring money down a hole; you rarely have anything to show for it in the end. How might you argue against this couple's point of view?
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Selling a portion of equity to new investors
: Explain the pros and cons of each of these three options in this situation. Help with question please.
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How much can they afford to borrow
: Mike and Cindy are buying a new car, but they are on a budget. The think that they can afford to pay $494 per month for 5 years, based on an annual interest.
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