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Contents 9
About the Authors 29
Preface 31
Acknowledgments 44
1 1.1 Finance and the Firm 50 1.4 Developing Skills for Your
The Role of What Is Finance? 50 Career 78
Managerial What Is a Firm? 51 Critical Thinking 79
Finance 48 What Is the Goal of the Firm? 51 Communication and Collaboration 79
in practice FOCUS ON ETHICS: Financial Computing Skills 79
Do Corporate Executives Have a Social
Responsibility? 52 Summary 79
The Role of Business Ethics 56 Opener-In-Review 81
➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 57 Self-Test Problem 81
in practice Warm-Up Exercises 81
▲ Brookdale Senior FOCUS ON PRACTICE:
Living––Is Brookdale’s Must Search Engines Screen Out Fake Problems 83
Management About to Be News? 58 Spreadsheet Exercise 86
Retired? 49
1.2 Managing the Firm 58
The Managerial Finance Function 59
➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 67
3 3.1 The Stockholders’ Report 124 Times Interest Earned Ratio 148
Financial The Letter to Stockholders 124
Fixed-Payment Coverage Ratio 149
Statements and in practice ➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 149
GLOBAL FOCUS:
Ratio Analysis 122 More Countries Adopt International
Financial Reporting Standards 124 3.6 Profitability Ratios 149
The Four Key Financial Statements 125 Common-Size Income Statements 149
in practice FOCUS ON ETHICS: Gross Profit Margin 150
Earnings Shenanigans 125 Operating Profit Margin 152
Notes to the Financial Statements 131 Net Profit Margin 152
▲ Kroger––Ratios Point to Consolidating International Financial Earnings Per Share (EPS) 153
Trouble at Kroger 123 Statements 131
Return on Total Assets (ROA) 154
➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 132 Return on Equity (ROE) 154
7 7.1
Differences Between Debt 7.4 Decision Making and Common
Stock Valuation 351 and Equity 353 Stock Value 374
Voice in Management 353 Changes in Expected Dividends 375
Claims on Income and Assets 353 Changes in Risk 375
Maturity 354 Combined Effect 376
Tax Treatment 354 ➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 376
➔ REVIEW QUESTION 354
Summary 376
7.2 Common and Preferred Opener-In-Review 378
Stock 354 Self-Test Problems 379
Common Stock 355 Warm-Up Exercises 379
Preferred Stock 358 Problems 380
▲ Tesla Inc.––Stock Prices
Are All About the Future 352 ➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 360 Spreadsheet Exercise 388
INTEGRATIVE CASE 3 Encore
7.3 Common Stock Valuation 360 International 389
Market Efficiency and Stock Valuation 360
Common Stock Dividend Valuation
Model 362
in practice FOCUS ON PRACTICE:
Understanding Human Behavior Helps
Us Understand Investor Behavior 363
Free Cash Flow Valuation Model 367
Other Approaches to Common Stock
Valuation 370
in practice FOCUS ON ETHICS:
Index Funds and Corporate
Governance 372
➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 374
8 8.1 Risk and Return 8.4 Risk and Return: The Capital
Risk and Fundamentals 394 Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) 414
Return 392 What Is Risk? 394 Types of Risk 414
What Is Return? 394 The Model: CAPM 415
in practice FOCUS ON ETHICS: ➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 424
If It Seems Too Good to Be True, It
Probably Is 395 Summary 424
Risk Preferences 397 Opener-In-Review 426
➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 398 Self-Test Problems 426
▲ Legg Mason Global
Asset Management––
Warm-Up Exercises 427
8.2 Risk of a Single Asset 398
Miller’s Time 393 Problems 428
Risk Assessment 398 Spreadsheet Exercise 440
Risk Measurement 401
➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 406
11 11.1 Project Cash Flows 519 11.4 Finding the Terminal Cash
Capital Budgeting Major Cash Flow Types 519 Flow 535
Cash Flows 517 Replacement Versus Expansion After-Tax Proceeds from the Sale of New
Decisions 520 and Old Assets 536
Sunk Costs and Opportunity Costs 521 Change in Net Working Capital 536
in practiceFOCUS ON ETHICS: ➔ REVIEW QUESTION 537
Fumbling Sunk Costs 522
International Capital Budgeting and 11.5 Summarizing the Net Cash
Long-Term Investments 523 Flows 537
➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 524 ➔ REVIEW QUESTION 539
in practice GLOBAL FOCUS:
Changes May Influence Future Summary 539
Investments in China 524 Opener-In-Review 541
Self-Test Problems 541
11.2 Finding the Initial Warm-Up Exercises 542
▲ Molson Coors Brewing
Company––Brewing Up a
Investment 525 Problems 542
Deal 518 Installed Cost of the New Asset 525
Spreadsheet Exercise 554
After-Tax Proceeds from the Sale of the
Old Asset 525
Change in Net Working Capital 528
Calculating the Initial Investment 529
➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 530
14 14.1 The Basics of Payout Policy 654 14.5 Types of Dividend Policies 671
Payout Policy 652 Elements of Payout Policy 654 Constant-Payout-Ratio Dividend
Trends in Earnings and Dividends 654 Policy 671
Trends in Dividends and Share Regular Dividend Policy 672
Repurchases 656 Low-Regular-and-Extra Dividend
in practice FOCUS ON ETHICS: Policy 673
Buyback Mountain 658 ➔ REVIEW QUESTION 673
▲ Whirlpool Corporation–– ➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 658
Increasing Dividends 653 14.6 Other Forms of Dividends 673
14.2 The Mechanics of Payout Stock Dividends 673
Policy 658 Stock Splits 675
Cash Dividend Payment Procedures 659 ➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 676
Share Repurchase Procedures 661
Tax Treatment of Dividends and Summary 677
Repurchases 662 Opener-In-Review 678
in practice FOCUS ON PRACTICE: Self-Test Problems 679
Capital Gains and Dividend Tax
Warm-Up Exercises 679
Treatment Extended to 2012 and
Beyond for Some 663 Problems 680
Dividend Reinvestment Plans 664 Spreadsheet Exercise 687
Stock Price Reactions to Corporate INTEGRATIVE CASE 6 O’Grady Apparel
Payouts 664 Company 688
➔ REVIEW QUESTIONS 665