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Your power plant on Gilligan’s Island is producing too much air pollution. The professor gives you three choices for dealing with this problem: You can pay a pollution tax (Carbon Offsets) onetime of $13,000,000 immediately. You can close the plant and install a power cable from the mainland to the Island. That will cost you $1,000,000 at the end of this year, $3,000,000 at the end of next year and then $750,000 forever for maintenance. You can retrofit the plant with scrubbers to reduce the emissions to make the plant green. That will cost $7.5m at the end of this year and $100,000 for 50-years for maintenance. Assume that the cost of generating power on the mainland is approximately the same as the cost of generating power at your Gilligan’s Island plant. Assume, this comes as a surprise to you and you have not saved any money in reserves and you need to raise capital. Additional information is that market has a 12 percent market risk premium on the power plant with the risk free rate being 5 percent with a company tax rate of 35 percent. Current total raised capital at the power plant: (This will help you calculate the WACC) Debt – 7,000 outstanding bonds, at 7.5% coupon and 20 years to maturity. These bonds pay interest semiannually and quoted price of 108 percent of par. Common Stock -180,000 shares outstanding, selling for $50 per share: Beta .90 CAPM is .118 or 11.8% Preferred Stock – 8,000 shares of 5.5 percent preferred stock outstanding, currently selling for $95.00 per share. Choose the best option for Gilligan's Island.
Last year, Cayman Corporation had sales of $7,000,000, total variable costs of $3,000,000, and total fixed costs of $1,500,000. In addition, they paid $480,000 in interest to bondholders. Cayman has a 35% marginal tax rate. If Cayman's sales increase..
If the Eastern Division is eliminated, what would be the resultant overall company net income(loss)?
XYZ currently has 21 long-term bond issues outstanding with various times-to-maturity and coupon rates. One of these bonds matures on May 1, 2031, approximately 15 years from today. It has a yield to maturity of 4.8%. For simplicity, assume that coup..
What is the equivalent future value of $70,000 when compounded at 2.8% for 10 years? You invest $50,000 in bonds that will give you a return of 5.6%. You intend to leave the funds invested until you retire in 35 years. How much money will you have fr..
Consider a 6-month dollar-denominated American put option on British pounds. You are given that: The current exchange rate is 1.43 US dollars per pound. The strike price of the put is 1.56 US dollars per pound. The volatility of the exchange rate is ..
Select "U.S. Trade & International Transactions" and then "Trade Balance." Under the column of "Series ID," find both the annual data from BOPBCAA and the quarterly data from BOPBCA.
The last dividend was $2.50, but now is expected to grow at 10% forever, and Ke remains 25%, what would the price be now? Things are not as great as originally thought. The last dividend was $2.50. It is expected to grow by 10% for only the next 3 y..
The Kenergy Company is planning to manufacture and sell electronic alarm clocks. Raw materials for each clock will be $3 and direct labor per clock will amount of $6. Fixed administrative overhead costs will amount to $24,000. The clocks are expe..
A small business has a taxable income of $95,650 this year, and has purchased $118.450 of business equipment for a section 179 deduction. What is the maximum section 179 deduction that can be taken? Taking this deduction, what is the year 1 depreciat..
You buy a car today for $29,000. If you finance it with a 6% APR, 4 year loan, what is the difference in your payments if you agree to pay at the beginning of each month rather than at the end? Assume monthly compounding.
Suppose a stock had an initial price of $72 per share, paid a dividend of $1.20 per share during the year, and had an ending share price of $61. Compute the percentage total return. What was the dividend yield and the capital gains yield?
Construct a spreadsheet to replicate the analysis of the table. That is, assume that $10,000 is invested in a single asset that returns 7 percent annually for twenty-five years and $2,000 is placed in five different investments, earning returns of 10..
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