Answer:
current intrinsic value per stock = $26.35
Explanation:
year dividend EPS
0 0 $18
1 0 $20.88
2 0 $24.22
3 0 $28.10
4 0 $32.59
5 0 $37.81
6 $12.59 $41.97
growth rate up to year 5 = 16%
ROE growth rate starting year 6 = 11%
dividend growth rate starting year 6 = 11% x (1 - 30%) = 7.7%
cost of equity = 24%
horizon value at year 5 = $12.59 / (24% - 7.7%) = $77.24
current intrinsic value per stock = $77.24 / 1.24%⁵ = $26.35
Answer:
14.925%
Explanation:
Cost of equity = Unlevered Cost of Equity + (Unlevered Cost of Equity - Cost of debt)*Debt to value ratio / (1-debt to value ratio)*(1-Tax rate)
Cost of equity = 12% + (12%-9%)*0.6/(1 - 0.6)*(1 - 35%)
Cost of equity = 0.12 + 0.018/0.4*0.65
Cost of equity = 0.12 + 0.02925
Cost of equity = 0.14925
Cost of equity = 14.925%
So, Alabaster's cost of equity will be 14.925%.
Answer:
Causal ambiguity
Explanation:
Causal Ambiguity is a situation is which it is impossible to replicate the consequences or effects of an event or thing or phenomena.
This is mostly used in the development of share prices among other things.
In the case of the question, the inability to relate the relationship between culpability and the firm's competitve advantage is why its ideas can not be imitated by any other firm.
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Answer: The correct answer is "(A) Motivation".
Explanation: The purpose of this meeting will be <u>Motivation,</u> because Nancy Cardigan will look for ways to motivate employees who, after the long summer months, are not prepared for the intense burden of Christmas sales, therefore they will try to implement the various motivational techniques such as the payment of bonuses, incentives , etc.
If<span> each </span>investor<span> receives </span>voting rights<span> for </span>company<span> decisions based on </span>share<span> ownership, every shareholder has 10% </span><span>control.
</span><span>If a company issues 2,500,000 = (approx)= </span><span>1,250,000 shares
example: </span><span>If the company issues another 25,000,000 options or shares over the intervening five years so there are 50,000,000 shares at the IPO (typically either as part of fundraising including an IPO or to hire employees), you’re left with .01% – one basis point or half of your original percentage. You have had 50% dilution. You now make half as much for the same company value.
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