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Suppose that a bank's customer deposits $4,000 in her checking account. The required reserves ratio is 0.15. What are the required reserves on this new deposit? What is the largest loan that the bank can make on the basis of the new deposit? If the bank chooses to hold reserves of $3,000 on the new deposit, what are the excess reserves on the deposit?
The required investment outlay on the project is $4500. What is the required risk-adjusted return on the project? Should the project be purchased?
Suppose that you have a growing perpetuity that starts next year with a $166.91 payment, grows at 7.6% and has a discount rate of 14.3%. What is the present value of this perpetuity?
Evaluate the basis for the payment to the lender and basis for the payment to the company-counterparty.
Capitalization of land, building and machinery acquired, capitalization of installation, improvement (demolition of existing structures included) and interest expense.
What is business risk
What is the correlation coefficient between X and Y ? If there is or there is not any changes, make sure to explain the financial (not the mathematical) logic behind it? (hint: think about portfolio risk).
Calculation of earnings per share and among which plan would you recommend assuming maximizing EPS is a valid objective
What will the firm's market value be after the announcement of the new debt issue?
If yen fell against dollar such that 1 dollar would purchase= 154.4 yen when invoice was paid, what dollar amount would DeGraw actually get after it exchanged yen for U.S. dollars?
Assume that the Euro is selling for US$1.10 per 1 Euro or "120 Yen per Euro", and the yen is 100 Yen per $US1. Demonstrate the particular trades which you would use to make money, and compute how much money you would make.
A city has two alternatives for improving its sewage system. Use a 4% cost of money, which is conservative for a municipality.
Using the Pure Expectations Theory with no maturity risk, calculate the expected yield on a three year note for two years from now. Please show all work and explain.
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