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Financial Information Made Simple (FIN31)

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Capital Projects Funds

Capital Projects Funds. Chapter 7. Learning Objectives. Understand nature of and when to use CPFs Understand typical CPF financing sources, how many CPFs are required, and life cycle of CPF Determine costs to be charged to CPF Understand basic budgeting and budgetary reporting for CPFs

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English Report

English Report. Class: ???? Members: 990213124 Yu-Chen Lian ( ??? ) 990213125 Po- Shen Chen ( ??? ) 990213126 Tai-Xiang Lin ( ??? ) 990213131 Yu Jiang ( ?? ) 990213133 Yi-Lung Huang ( ??? ) 990213138 Da -Min Cai ( ??? ). Introduction :

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IBUS 302: International Finance

IBUS 302: International Finance. Topic 20-International Capital Budgeting II Lawrence Schrenk, Instructor. Learning Objectives. Explain the conditions for using adjusted present value (APV).? Calculate a basic APV problem. Calculate an international APV problem. ?. Why APV?.

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HFT 4464

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IBUS 302: International Finance

IBUS 302: International Finance. Topic 20-International Capital Budgeting II Lawrence Schrenk, Instructor. Learning Objectives. Explain the conditions for using adjusted present value (APV).? Calculate a basic APV problem. Calculate an international APV problem. ?. Why APV?.

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HFT 4464

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Chapter 8 Introduction

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CHAPTER 13 The Cost of Capital

CHAPTER 13 The Cost of Capital. Sources of capital Component costs WACC. Cost of Capital . The cost of capital represents the overall cost of financing to the firm The cost of capital is normally the relevant discount rate to use in analyzing an investment

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Capital Structure (Ch. 12)

Capital Structure (Ch. 12). 06/05/06. Capital structure. The issues that we seek to address in this chapter are: How does a firm select its capital structure (debt-equity ratio)? Is there an optimal capital structure? Considerations: Financial leverage and its effect on firm value

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Sources of Capital: Debt

8. Sources of Capital: Debt. Liability. Definition : Obligation to an outside party Arises from a transaction or an event that has already happened Estimated warranty is an example of a liability that is not a definite obligation:

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Capital Structure Theory

Capital Structure Theory. Pecking Order. The Pecking-Order Theory. Theory stating that firms prefer to issue debt rather than equity if internal finance is insufficient Rule 1: Use internal financing first Rule 2: Issue debt next, equity last According to the pecking-order theory :

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