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Long-Term Finance (44)
A. Optimum Capital Structure (8) – financial ratios to evaluate a capital structure, activity ratios, leverage ratios, profitability ratios, per share ratios, nominal price change vs. real price change, real rate of interest vs. nominal rate of interest, structure of interest rates.
B. Cost of Capital (15) – financial structure, leverage, degree of financial leverage vs. degree of operating leverage vs. degree of total leverage, cost of capital, optimal capital structure, capital asset pricing model, required rate of return on equity capital, marginal cost of capital vs. marginal efficiency of investment, imputed cost, cost of equity capital, coefficient of variation, standard deviation, tax rates and cost of capital, cost of debt financing.
C. Financial Instruments (15) – primary market, process of bringing new security to market, common stock, preferred stock, bonds, preemptive rights, stock warrants, detachable vs. nondetachable warrants, provisions of preferred stock issues, types of bonds, contractual clauses, zero-coupon bonds, junk bonds, international bonds, employee stock ownership plans, dividend reinvestment plans, intermediate-term financing, maturity matching, foreign bonds, Eurobonds, tender offer, green mail, common defenses against a takeover.
D. Dividend Policy (6) – treasury stock, stock dividend, stock split, residual theory of dividends, signaling hypothesis, influences on corporate dividend policy. |
