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Question 1: In Finance, the fundamental determinant of an asset's value is the future cash flow it is expected to generate.
Question 2: In Finance, the role of a manager is to:
- Maximise shareholder value
- maximise shareholder value
- maximise manager value
- maximise profit
Question 3: What causes the value of a business to change over time?
- Anything that might change the cash flow the business generates
- General economic conditions
- management style
- inflation
Question 4: Important issues to consider when valuing a private company includes:
- Whether key people stay at the company
- whether you are valuing for the controlling owners or minority shareholders
- difficulties in valuing young, rapidly growing companies versus mature, established companies
- all the above
Question 5: Maximising revenue should be the goal of the company.
Question 6: We can calculate the 'market capitalisation' of a company listed on the stock market by:
- Finding out the value of the companies assets
- multiplying the share price and the number of shares together.
- adding together the companies liabilities and equities
- adding the share price to the number of shares
Question 7: 'Market capitalisation' of a company listed on the stock market refers to:
- nothing, this not a term we use in finance
- the book value of the company
- the fundamental value of the company
- the market value of the company
Question 8: A public company's share price(on the stock market) can be very different from the book value of their share. Why?
- they are not different, price and value are the same things
- Share prices on the stock market go up and down, dependent on many factors including general market conditions.
- Market value is determined by shareholders of a company, book value is determined by the manager of the company.
- Share prices are only relevant when the market is going up
Question 9: When a share is overvalued, you should buy that share.
Question 10: When valuing a company, analysts will consider:
- Size of the expected cash flow
- riskiness of cash flow
- timing of cash flow
- all the above
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