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fin 301 finalVersion en ligne fin 301 final par Ethan 1 Why do we calculate the NPV (Net Present Value) of a project and how is it useful? a It calculates the exact rate of return provided by the cashflow of the project and thus we can compare it with the required rate of return. b It tells us in how many years we will recover our initial investment, without discounting the cashflows. c It tells us in how many years we will recover our initial investment, after discounting the cashflows. d It tells us the exact dollar amount we will make or lose after discounting the cashflow at the required rate of return, and then we can make an accurate decision 2 Why do we calculate the IRR (Internal Rate of Return) of a project and how is it useful? a It calculates the exact rate of return provided by the cashflow of the project and thus we can compare it with the required rate of return. b It tells us in how many years we will recover our initial investment, without discounting the cashflows. c It tells us in how many years we will recover our initial investment, after discounting the cashflows. d It tells us the exact dollar amount we will make or lose after discounting the cashflow at the required rate of return, and then we can make an accurate decision. 3 Why do we calculate the Payback Period of a project and how is it useful? a It calculates the exact rate of return provided by the cashflow of the project and thus we can compare it with the required rate of return. b It tells us in how many years we will recover our initial investment, without discounting the cashflows. c It tells us in how many years we will recover our initial investment, after discounting the cashflows. d It tells us the exact dollar amount we will make or lose after discounting the cashflow at the required rate of return, and then we can make an accurate decision. 4 Why do we calculate the Discounted Payback Period of a project and how is it useful? a It calculates the exact rate of return provided by the cashflow of the project and thus we can compare it with the required rate of return. b It tells us in how many years we will recover our initial investment, without discounting the cashflows. c It tells us in how many years we will recover our initial investment, after discounting the cashflows. d It tells us the exact dollar amount we will make or lose after discounting the cashflow at the required rate of return, and then we can make an accurate decision 5 Which one of the following is one of the biggest disadvantages of using the Payback Period and the Discounted Payback Period? a The required rate of return used in both of them is not as accurate as we think. b The Net Present Value calculated using these methods needs validation from real world projects undertaken in the past. c Both of these methods are only focused on recovery period of the initial investment and thus overlook the performance of the project after the initial amount is recovered. d 6 Which of the following is true if you already know the IRR (Internal Rate of Return) of a project? a If the required rate of return is smaller than the IRR, you reject the project b If the required rate of return is larger than the IRR, you reject the project. 7 Which of the following represents the accurate reason for the 2008 financial Crisis? a Several countries targeted the USA trading system which eventually damaged the economy and caused inflation. b People were not willing to spend any money because of which the money in the system was reduced. Thus, the Government was not able to provide loans to industries due to lack of liquidity and companies stopped growing. c People borrowed money to build houses by lying about their capabilities to repay the money. And their repayment contracts were bundled and sold in the market by companies on Wallstreet to every investor saying that it was safe and the borrowers will repay the money with interest and if not, etc d When people borrowed money for houses, they were not left with enough money to purchase goods from the market for their consumption. This reduced the revenues of the companies and thus the entire economy started losing money because of which the companies started failing. 8 In the 2008 financial crisis, why do you think the failure of companies took place like a domino effect, because of which institutions had to file for bankruptcy? a he biggest reason is investor behavior. When investors hear about the bad news, they immediately want to take out their money from their investments in these institutions, this brings the institution to a point where it cannot give back all the money as it has been invested for other purposes. b The institutions purposely started filing for bankruptcy despite having money because they wanted the government to provide money for their mistakes. c Institutions started failing one after another because the time gap between failures of these institutions would provide the FED with enough time to plan something for each institution. d Institutions never failed in the economy as stated in the question because only one or two companies were in the red zone of bankruptcy filing but the rest of the organizations were just fine 9 Why do you think there was a public backlash towards the Government during the financial crisis, when the government was bailing out institutions by providing them with millions of dollars to prevent them from failing? a People did not like corporates and they wanted money for themselves, which ignited the backlash. b The backlash was not towards the bailing out of the corporations, the backlash was against the other countries that did not support the United States when the crisis started. c Public backlash was against the automobile industry which denied providing vehicles at a cheaper cost despite people losing their borrowing capacity d The backlash was because the bailout money used by the government was the money collected using taxes from ordinary people but used to save corporations which caused this crisis by selling loans to investors. 10 Which of the following can be stated as a systematic risk? a Covid 19 b Strike in a company c Death of a CEO d Increased prices of cotton rolls 11 Which of the following is an example of unsystematic risk? a Major damage to the systems of Amazon Inc. which brought down its supply chain b Climate Change c A bill passed stating that all companies need to pay higher taxes d Change in interest rates 12 Which of the following statements is true about Samsung stock returns if the beta of Samsung is -1.5? a When the market goes high by 100%, Samsung stock goes high by 150% b When the market goes high by 100%, Samsung stock goes down by 100% c When the market goes high by 100%, Samsung stock goes down by 150% d When the market goes high by 100%, Samsung stock goes down by 15% 13 Which of the following represents CAPM 1 factor model a Rf + Beta(Rm -Rf) b Rf + Beta(Rf -Rm) c Rf * Beta(Rm -Rf) d Rm + Beta(Rm -Rf) 14 In addition to Lintner’s beta for a company, Fama and French developed the three-factor model, which has become one of the most relied-upon models for understanding stock returns. Which two factors were introduced in this model? a Size and Dividend b Size and Book-to-Market value c Book-to-Market value and dividend d Momentum and Dividend 15 Which of the statements describes the Strong Form of Market Efficiency a Stock prices reflect all the information both public and private b Stock prices reflect public information only. There can be private information that is not incorporated in the stock prices. c Technical analysis should not work as the patterns are understood by the players in the market due to which supply and demand are affected, which changes the stock prices and the trend breaks. 16 Which of the statements describes the Semi-Strong Form of Market Efficiency a Stock prices reflect all the information both public and private. b Stock prices reflect public information only. There can be private information that is not incorporated in the stock prices. c Technical analysis should not work as the patterns are understood by the players in the market due to which supply and demand are affected, which changes the stock prices and the trend breaks 17 Which of the statements describes the Weak Form of Market Efficiency a Stock prices reflect all the information both public and private b Stock prices reflect public information only. There can be private information that is not incorporated in the stock prices. c Technical analysis should not work as the patterns are understood by the participants in the market due to which supply and demand are affected, which changes the stock prices and the trend breaks. 18 The interest payments of the company are taxed by the governme a True because the company has to pay taxes on the part of revenue which is going to be used to pay interest on debt b False because the government allows the payments as interest as tax exemptions, and therefore while calculating the cost of debt, we exclude the tax rate

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Why do we calculate the NPV (Net Present Value) of a project and how is it useful?

Why do we calculate the IRR (Internal Rate of Return) of a project and how is it useful?

Why do we calculate the Payback Period of a project and how is it useful?

Why do we calculate the Discounted Payback Period of a project and how is it useful?

Which one of the following is one of the biggest disadvantages of using the Payback Period and the Discounted Payback Period?

Which of the following is true if you already know the IRR (Internal Rate of Return) of a project?

Which of the following represents the accurate reason for the 2008 financial Crisis?

In the 2008 financial crisis, why do you think the failure of companies took place like a domino effect, because of which institutions had to file for bankruptcy?

Why do you think there was a public backlash towards the Government during the financial crisis, when the government was bailing out institutions by providing them with millions of dollars to prevent them from failing?

Which of the following can be stated as a systematic risk?

Which of the following is an example of unsystematic risk?

Which of the following statements is true about Samsung stock returns if the beta of Samsung is -1.5?

Which of the following represents CAPM 1 factor model

In addition to Lintner’s beta for a company, Fama and French developed the three-factor model, which has become one of the most relied-upon models for understanding stock returns. Which two factors were introduced in this model?

Which of the statements describes the Strong Form of Market Efficiency

Which of the statements describes the Semi-Strong Form of Market Efficiency

Which of the statements describes the Weak Form of Market Efficiency

The interest payments of the company are taxed by the governme