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Leverages MCQs
Leverages MCQs
Leverages MCQs
1.
2.
A. accumulation
B. consolidation
C. spending
D. gifting
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3.
A. operating leverage
B. financial leverage
C. total leverage
4.
A. Hedging
B. Market timing
C. Performance measurement
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D. Asset allocation
5.
A. Break-even point
If sales rise by 3.5% at the firm, then EBIT will rise by 1%.
If EBIT rises by 3.5% at the firm, then EPS will rise by 1%.
A firm has a DFL of 3.5 at X dollars. What does this tell us about the firm?
If sales rise by 3.5% at the firm, then EBIT will rise by 1%.
If EBIT rises by 3.5% at the firm, then EPS will rise by 1%.
fixed costs
variable costs
debt financing
fixed costs
variable costs
debt financing
50,000
40,000
There is not sufficient information provided to calculate the sales break-even point.
Calculate the break-even point for sales revenues given the following
information. The firm has $1,000,000 in fixed costs. The firm anticipates
that variable costs will be $1 for every $5 in sales.
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$1,250,000
$1,000,000
$250,000
$200,000
3.33
1.25
1.14
(Q - QBE)/Q
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Calculate the degree of financial leverage (DFL) for a firm when its EBIT
is $2,000,000. The firm has $3,000,000 in debt that costs 10% annually.
The firm also has a 9%, $1,000,000 preferred stock issue outstanding.
The firm pays 40% in taxes.
0.78
0.80
1.24
1.29
[ NI + T + I ] / [ NI - I - PD/(1-T) ]
EBIT / [ NI - I - PD/(1-T) ]
All of the above are correct methods to calculate the degree of financial leverage
(DFL).
The level of sales that generates identical EBIT and EPS figures.
It shows the level of EBIT and EPS at which DFL is identical under two alternative
financing plans.
The coefficient of variation of EPS, CVEPS, is a measure of relative total firm risk.
A relative measure of relative business risk equals the difference, CV EPS - CVEBIT.
1.45
1.86
1.94
2.16
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debt capacity
debt-service burden
adequacy capacity
fixed-charge burden
The cash required during a specific period to meet interest expenses and
principal payments is referred to as the:
debt capacity.
debt-service burden.
adequacy capacity.
fixed-charge burden.
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Ba rating by Moody's.
Both the first and second answers are ratings that are considered investment grade.
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Raw materials.
Depreciation.
Bad-debt losses.
Production labor.
Question 16.
Operating leverage measures ____________.
A. business risk
B. financial risk
C. both risks
D. production risk
Question 17.
An example of a derivative security is ______.
D. B and C
Question 18.
Financial leverage helps one to estimate ____________.
A. business risk
B. financial risk
C. both risks
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D. production risk
Question 19.
Traditional approach confines finance function only to _________ funds
A. raising
B. mobilizing
C. utilizing
D. financing
Question 20.
Operating leverage x Financial leverage = ________
A. Combined Leverage
D. Fixed leverage