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Assume the euro's spot rate is presently equal to $1.00. All of the following firms are based in New York and are the same size. While these firms concentrate on business in the U.S., their entire foreign operations for this quarter are provided here.
Company A expects its exports to cause cash inflows of 9 million euros and imports to cause cash outflows equal to 3 million euros.
Company B has a subsidiary in Portugal that expects revenue of 5 million euros and has expenses of 1 million euros.
Company C expects exports to cause cash inflows of 9 million euros and imports to cause cash outflows of 3 million euros, and will repay the balance of an existing loan equal to 2 million euros.
Company D expects zero exports and imports to cause cash outflows of 11 million euros.
Company E will repay the balance of an existing loan equal to 9 million euros.
Which of the five companies described here has the highest degree of translation exposure?
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In order to replicate the payoff of your two call options at the expiration date that you selected, how many shares of stock should you buy today, and how much should you borrow at the risk-free rate? Calculate and explain.
The Wolf company is examining two capital-budgeting projects with 5-year lives. The first, project A, is a replacement project; the second, project B, is a project unrelated to current operations.
US Parcel Inc has 6100 shares of stock outstanding and a current stock price of $12.00 per share. The company has no debt. The company is currently short on cash and announces that instead of a cash dividend they will pay the following stock dividend..
Mr. BL had no idea his wife had gone to such lengths on his behalf. After auditing this return, the IRS notified Mr. BL that he owed a $1,100 deficiency plus interest because of the unreported tip income. Can he avoid liability as an innocent spouse?..
Changes in sales cause changes in profits. Would the profit change associated with sales changes be larger or smaller if a firm increased its operating leverage? Explain your answer.
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