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企业融资第十章普通股估值businessfinance
Chapter10
COMMONSTOCKVALUATION
MultipleChoiceQuestions
Overview
1.Allofthefollowingarerelativevaluationtechniquesexcept:
a.P/Eratio.
b.Price/bookvalueratio
c.Price/salesratio
d.Price/dividendratio
(d,moderate)
DiscountedCashFlowTechniques
2.Theestimatedvalueofcommonstockisthe:
a.presentvalueofallexpectedcashflows.
b.presentvalueofallcapitalgains.
c.futurevalueofalldividendpayments.
d.presentvalueofalldividendpayments.
(a,moderate)
3.Discountedcashflowtechniquesusedinvaluingcommonstockarebasedon:
a.futurevalueanalysis.
b.presentvalueanalysis.
c.theCAPM.
d.theAPT.
(b,easy)
TheDividendDiscountModel
4.Allofthefollowingareinterchangeabletermsexceptfor:
a.discountrate
b.couponrate
c.requiredrateofreturn
d.capitalizationrate
(b,moderate)
TheDividendDiscountModel
5.Whichofthefollowingisaproblemusingthedividenddiscountmodeltovaluecommonstock?
a.Themodeldoesnotaccountfortheriskofthestock.
b.Themodeldoesnotconsiderthepresentvalueofthedividends.
c.Themodeldoesnotconsiderthatdividendsmaynotbepaid
d.Themodeldoesnotaccountforsmalldividends.
(c,moderate)
6.Whichofthefollowingisnotoneofthedividendgrowthratemodels?
a.theinfinitegrowthmodel
b.thezerogrowthmodel
c.theconstantgrowthmodel
d.themultiplegrowthmodel
(a,moderate)
7.Theconstantgrowthdividendmodelusesthe:
a.historicalgrowthrateindividends.
b.historicalgrowthrateinearnings.
c.estimatedgrowthrateindividends.
d.estimatedgrowthrateinearnings.
(c,moderate)
8.Thezero-growthdividendmodel:
a.givesthehighestvalueforacommonstock.
b.isthemostaccuratemodeltouse.
c.isequivalenttothevaluationmodelforpreferredstock.
d.assumesthehighestrequiredreturnpossible.
(c,easy)
9.Thedividendmodelthatismostappropriateforayoungcompanythatpayssmalldividendsnowbutisexpectedtoincreasedividendsinafewyearsisthe:
a.zero-growthmodel.
b.constantgrowthmodel.
c.expansiongrowthmodel.
d.multiplegrowthmodel.
(d,moderate)
10.Underthemultiplegrowthmodel,atleast------differentgrowthratesareused.
a.two
b.three
c.four
d.five
(a,easy)
11.TheconstantgrowthratemodeloftheDDMimpliesthat:
a.earningsarenotrelevanttostockprices.
b.dividendsremainconstantfromnowtoinfinity.
c.thestockpricegrowsatthesamerateasdividends.
d.alloftheaboveareimpliedbythemodel
(c,difficult)
12.Whichofthefollowingisnotoneofthereasonstwoinvestorsbothusingtheconstant-growthversionoftheDDMonthesamestockmightarriveatdifferentestimatesofthestock'svalue?
a.Theyuseddifferentexpectedreturns.
b.Theyuseddifferentgrowthratesofdividends.
c.Theyuseddifferentrequiredreturns.
d.Alloftheabovearepossiblereasonstheymightarriveatdifferentvalues.
(a,moderate)
13.Whatistheestimatedvalueofastockwitharequiredrateofreturnof15percent,aprojectedconstantgrowthrateofdividendsof10percentandexpecteddividendof$2.00
.
a.$4Solution:
P0=D1/(k–g)
b.$40=2/(.15-.10)
c.$44=$40
d.$20
(b,moderate)
14.XYZCompanyhasexpectedearningsof$3.00fornextyearandusuallyretains40percentforfuturegrowth.Itsdividendsareexpectedtogrowatarateof10percentindefinitely.Ifaninvestorhasarequiredrateofreturnof16percent,whatpricewouldhebewillingtopayforXYZstock?
a.$12.50Solution:
Dividends=$3(1-.4)
b.$25.00=$1.80
c.$30.00P0=D1/(k–g)
d.$40.00=1.80/(.16-.1)
=$30
(c,moderate)
15.WWWCompanycurrently(t=0)earns$4.00pershare,andhasapayoutof40percent.Dividendsareexpectedtogrowataconstantrateof8percentperyear.Therequiredrateofreturnis15percent.Thepriceofthisstockwouldbeestimatedat
a.$57.14.Solution:
D0=$4x.4=$1.60
b.$22.86.D1=1.60(1.08)=1.73
c.$10.67.P0=D1/(k–g)=1.73/(.15-.08)=
d.$24.69.$24.69
(d,moderate)
16.TylerToyscurrentlyearns$3.00pershareandcurrentlypays$1.20pershareindividends.Itisexpectedtohaveaconstantgrowthrateof7percentperyear.Therequiredrateofreturnis14percent.Whatistheintrinsicvalueofthisstock?
a.$42.86Solution:
D0=$1.20
b.$18.34D1=1.20(1.07)=1.28
c.$17.14P0==1.28/(.14-.07)=d.$40.05$18.34
(b,moderate)
OtherDiscountedCashFlowApproaches
17.Whichofthefollowingstatementsregardingintrinsicvalueandmarketpriceistrue?
a.Ifintrinsicvalueisgreaterthanthecurrentmarketprice,thestockshouldbeavoidedor,ifalreadyheld,sold.
b.Ifintrinsicvalueislessthanthecurrentmarketprice,thestockisundervalued.
c.Ifintrinsicvalueisequaltothecurrentmarketprice,thestockiscorrectlyvalued.
d.Iftheintrinsicvalueisgreaterthanthecurrentmarketprice,thestockisconsideredspeculative.
(c,moderate)
18.Analystsoftenusea________%ruleinsecurityvaluationinrecognitionofthefactthatestimatingasecurity'svalueisaninexactprocess.
a.5
b.10
c.15
d.20
(c,difficult)
19.IntheStreetsmartGuidetoValuingaStock,thediscountrateusedisthe:
a.risk-freerate.
b.risk-freerateplusariskpremium.
c.after-taxweightedaveragecostofcapital.
d.before-taxweightedaveragecostofcapital.
(c,difficult)
20.Whichofthefollowingsituationsindicatesasignaltosellastock?
a.IV>CMP
b.IVc.IV=CMP
d.Impossibletodetermine.
(b,easy)
21.Amajordifferencebetweenthedividenddiscountmodel(DDM)andthefreecashflowtoequitymodel(FCFE)isthattheFCFE:
a.accountsforpotentialcapitalgainsandtheDDMdoesnot.
b.measureswhatafirmcouldpayoutindividendsandtheDDMmeasureswhatisactuallypaid.
c.measuresbothdividendgrowthandstabilityandtheDDMonlymeasuresthedividendgrowth.
d.basesitscalculationsonfuturevaluetechniqueswhiletheDDMusespresentvaluecalculations.
(c,difficult)
22.Whichofthefollowingmodelsincorporatesdebtfinancing,includingboththerepaymentandinterestonexistingdebtasthesaleofnewdebt,aswellaspreferredstockfinancing?
a.FCFEmodel
b.FCFFmodel
c.constantgrowthratemodel
d.multiplegrowthratemodel
(b,difficult)
RelativeValuationTechniques
23.UndertheP/Emodel,stockpriceisaproductof:
a.EPSandDPS
b.P/EratioandEPS
c.EPSandrequiredreturn
d.P/Eratioandrequiredreturn
(b,easy)
24.Afirmhasnetincomeof$1millionwith250,000sharesoutstandingwithatotalmarketvalueof$16million.WhatisitsP/Eratio?
a.64Solution:
1mil/250,000=$4EPS
b.416mil/250,000=$64MPS
c.3264/4=16P/ERATIO
d.16
(d,moderate)
25.Ifinterestratesriseandotherfactorsremainconstant,theP/Eratioofacompanywill:
a.becomenegative.
b.increase.
c.decrease.
d.becomemorevolatile.
(c,moderate)
26.WhichofthefollowingvariableshasaninverserelationshipwiththeP/Eratio?
a.payoutratio
b.expectedgrowthrateofdividends
c.expectedgrowthrateofearnings
d.requiredrateofreturn
(d,difficult)
27.WhichofthefollowingchangeswilllikelyleadtoahigherP/E,assumingotherfactorsareequal?
a.Adecreaseinthedividendpayoutratio
b.Anincreaseingrowthrateofearnings
c.Anincreaseintherequiredrateofreturn
d.Adecreaseinthedividendyield
(b,moderate)
28.WhichofthefollowingstatementsregardingP/Eratiosistrue?
a.Generally,theriskierthestock,thehighertheP/Eratio.
b.Inrecentyears,thesmallcapitalizationstockshadthehighestP/Eratios.
c.Asinterestratesincrease,P/Eratiosareexpectedtodecline.
d.GrowthprospectsoftenleadtohigherP/Eratios.
(b,difficult)
29.Economicvalueaddedisthedifferencebetween:
a.operatingprofitsandcostofcapital.
b.operatingprofitsandcostofequity.
profitsandcostofcapital.
profitsandcostofequity.
(a,difficult)
30.Astockthatiscurrentlyenjoyingastrongdemandbyinvestorswouldlikelytohave:
a.ahighdividendyield.
b.ahighP/Eratio
c.ahighpayoutratio
d.ahighrequiredreturn
(b,moderate)
31.Bookvalueis:
a.thesameasmarketvalue.
b.amoreaccuratevaluationtechniquethanthedividendmodels.
c.theaccountingvalueofthefirmasreflectedinthefinancialstatements.
d.thesameasliquidationvalue.
(c,easy)
32.Acompanyhasapricetosalesratioof1.10,annualsalesof$2billionand100millionsharesofcommonstockoutstanding.Itsstockpriceis:
a.$20Solution:
2billion/100million=$20Salespershare
b.$18.18$20x1.10PSR=$22MPS
c.$17.52
d.$22.00
(d,moderate)
33.Thepricetobookvalueratiotendstobeclosefor:
a.high-techcompanies.
b.banks.
c.utilities.
d.servicecompanies.
(b,moderate)
34.Whichofthefollowingstatementsconcerningpricetobookvalueistrue?
a.Thereisaninverserelationshipbetweenpricetobookvaluesandmarketprices.
b.Itiscalculatedastheratioofpricetothebookvalueofassets.
c.Thereissupportingevidencethatstockswithlowpricetobookvaluessignificantlyoutperformthemarket.
d.Pricetobookvalueratiosformanystocksrangefrom5.5to10.5.
(c,difficult)
35.Theprice/salesratioindicates:
a.theamountofriskinthefirm’soperations.
b.whatthemarketiswillingtopayforafirm’srevenues.
c.thepriceadvantageacompanyhasforitsbrandnames.
d.whattheanalystsseeasthebreakupvalueofthefirm.
(b,moderate)
36.Arelativelynewvaluationtec