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nikdorinn [45]
3 years ago
8

What is the most likely explanation for a 20.0% return on a stock with a beta of 1.0 in a month when the market returned 10.0%

Business
1 answer:
ELEN [110]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

favorable firm- specific news are reported

Explanation:

The following information is given

Return on the stock is 20%

Beta is 1%

And, the market return is 10%

Based on the above information

All the above represent the positive percentage so this represent that the firm is favorable so for this the particular news would be recorded

hence, the same is relevant

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Explanation:

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Division A's Residual Income (loss) = $395,200

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3.b. Divisions A and B will accept the investment opportunity.

Explanation:

Given:

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Sales                                    $15,200,000    $35,200,000    $25,200,000

Average operating assets   $3,040,000      $7,040,000       $5,040,000

Net operating income             $668,800         $563,200          $655,200

Min. req'd rate of return               9.00%                9.50%               13.00%

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Therefore, we have:

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Turnover = $15,200,000 / $3,040,000 = 5 times

Return on Investment = 4.40% * 5 = 22%

Division B:

Margin = $563,200 / $35,200,000 = 0.0160, or 1.60%

Turnover = $35,200,000 / $7,040,000 = 5 times

Return on Investment = 1.60% * 5 = 8%

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Margin = $655,200 / $25,200,000 = 0.0260, or 2.60%

Turnover = $25,200,000 / $5,040,000 = 5 times

Return on Investment = 2.60% * 5 = 13%

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The formula for calculating this is:

Residual Income (loss) = Net Operating Income - Minimum Required Return * Average Operating Assets

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Division A's Residual Income (loss) = $668,800 - (9.00% * $3,040,000) = $395,200

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