not grown in several years. Management feels that 10% growth is possible if the firm
discontinues its dividend entirely. Harry owns 6,000 and wants to maintain a constant
income stream. How many shares will he have to sell to make up for the first unpaid
dividend if Clonly stops paying dividends and starts growing at 10%? Ignore
transaction costs and taxes.
A.305
B.336
C.240
D.280
The success of junk bonds in the 1980s was based on a rationale that was eventually
proven wrong. That rationale was:
A.the failure rate of risky companies is only slightly higher than that of more reputable
firms.
B.risky firms fail only slightly more often than highly rated firms in good economic
times.
C.during hard times, risky companies fail a lot more frequently than higher rated firms.
D.None of the above correctly states the junk bond rationale.
The annual after-tax free cash flow from the acquisition by Pacific Care of Universal
Health is projected to be $12 million. These flows are expected to continue for 20 years.
No value is placed on cash flows beyond 20 years. If the appropriate risk-adjusted