What is/are the key(s) to changing thinking and behavior?
a. positive emotional attractor c. repetition of new behaviors
b. supportive relationships d. all of these
D
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A. presence of fixed operating costs. B. portion of earnings that is paid out as dividends to the common stockholders. C. risk associated with a firm's operations. D. combination of the debt and the equity a firm uses to finance its assets. E. extent to which fixed-income securities are used in a firm's capital structure.
In creating the advertising message, which of the following is not recommended when creating a slogan?
A. The slogan should be short. B. The slogan should be retained for a long period of time. C. The slogan should be accompanied by a spokescharacter. D. The slogan should be backed by a large marketing budget. E. The slogan should be memorable.
The Atchison, Topeka &Santa Fe Railway (ATSFR) is currently all equity financed, but it is considering a leveraged capital structure. Selected financial information for ATSFR is provided in the table below
Assume that ATSFR generates perpetual annual EBIT at a constant level. Assume that all cash flows occur at the end of the year and we are currently at the beginning of a year. Assume that taxes are zero. Assume that all of net income is paid out as a dividend. Assume that the debt is perpetual with an annual coupon rate of 3% (and yield of 3%). Assume that individual investors can borrow and lend at the same interest rate (and with the same terms) as corporations. Under the proposed levered capital structure, ATSFR will use all of the new debt to repurchase (and cancel) shares. Bill Strong, a brakeman for the railway, owns 100 shares of ATSFR. Bill receives annual dividend income of $150. Bill likes the return on investment that he could earn under the proposed levered capital structure. If ATSFR chooses not to change its capital structure, then what can Bill do to achieve the investment cash flows (and return on investment) that he would have received under the levered capital structure? (Assume that Bill would not sell shares during the repurchase.) Capital Structure Capital Structure All Equity Levered EBIT $150,000 $150,000 Debt, D 0 $1,500,000 Cost of Debt, kd N/A 3% Shares Outstanding 100,000 50,000 Stock Price $30.00 $30.00 Earnings per share $1.50 Dividend per share $1.50 A) Borrow $1,500 and buy more shares. B) Invest an additional $1,500 and buy more shares. C) Borrow $3,000 and use it to buy more shares. D) Invest an additional $3,000 and buy 100 more shares. E) Sell 33.33 shares and lend the proceeds.