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A) been profitable in the past.
B) depreciated its tangible assets.
C) intangible assets from past acquisitions.
D) retained earnings resulting from past income.
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A) Balance sheet
B) Income statement
C) Statement of cash flows
D) Common-size balance sheet
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A) Each year the accountant adds an amount for depreciation when calculating the company's profit.
B) The annual depreciation charge measures the cash that the company has spent on maintaining and renewing its plant and equipment.
C) To calculate the cash produced by the business, it is necessary to deduct the depreciation charge from accounting profits.
D) To calculate the cash produced by the business, it is necessary to add the depreciation charge back to accounting profits.
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A) Investors anticipate excellent earning potential.
B) Investors anticipate low earning potential.
C) Assets have been fully depreciated.
D) The company is bankrupt.
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A) Dividends are taxed; tax on interest payments is paid at the corporate level.
B) Interest is taxed; tax on dividend payments is paid at the corporate level.
C) Both dividend and interest payments are taxed at the personal level.
D) All taxes on dividend and interest payments are paid at the corporate level.
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A) are higher than book values.
B) are lower than book values.
C) reflect GAAP accounting.
D) reflect investors' expectations.
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A) Increase in accounts payable
B) Increase in inventories
C) Increase in accounts receivable
D) Decrease in other current liabilities
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A) less than $20 million.
B) more than $20 million.
C) equal to $20 million.
D) unknown without knowing the maturity of the debt.
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A) Free cash flow must be fully distributed to the firm's debtors and shareholders.
B) Free cash flow must be positive for a firm to acquire new fixed assets.
C) All, or part, of free cash flow can be used to increase a firm's cash reserves.
D) When capital expenditures are positive, free cash flow will exceed the cash flow from operations.
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A) The assets are becoming more fully depreciated.
B) The assets are increasing in value.
C) The assets are increasing in maturity.
D) The assets are becoming less liquid.
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A) Book value of equity
B) Market value of equity
C) Retained earnings
D) Net working capital
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A) book value of the asset.
B) market value of the asset.
C) depreciation expense.
D) current asset value.
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A) greater than their book value.
B) less than their book value.
C) equal to their book value.
D) unknown without knowing the maturity of the debt.
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A) interest expense.
B) depreciation expense.
C) cash dividends.
D) tax liability.
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A) Goodwill
B) Retained earnings
C) Deferred income taxes
D) Treasury stock
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