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Valuing Common Stocks

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Chapter 8: Stocks and Their Valuation.

Chapter 8: Stocks and Their Valuation. Stocks and Their Valuation. Chapter Outline:. Features of Common Stock. Common Stock Valuation. Preferred Stock. Features of Common Stock:. Facts about common stock. Legal Rights and Privileges of Common Stockholders. Types of Common Stock.

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Corporations and Bonds Payable

Corporations and Bonds Payable. Chapter 21. Journalizing the recording of bondsas well as interest payments. Learning Objective 1. Learning Unit 21-1. Each bond certificate is usually issued in denominations of $1,000. The face value is the amount to be repaid at maturity date.

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Financial Assets (Instruments)

Financial Assets (Instruments). Chapter 2. Assets. Tangible asset a physically observable, or touchable, item. Promissory Note. Assets. Financial asset an asset that represents a promise to distribute cash flows some time in the future. Treasury notes/bonds Municipal bonds Term loans

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Savings, Investments & the Stock Market

Savings, Investments & the Stock Market. What To Do With Income?. Pay taxes Spend it (consume today) Save it (delay consumption to future) Invest it Using money you have saved to purchase a product that will create benefits in the future Saving and investing involves trade-offs.

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Technology Transfer Office

Technology Transfer Office . Seamus Coyne, Ph.D Neil Ferguson, Ph.D Commercialisation Executives Technology Transfer Office (TTO). Agenda. TTO roles & responsibilities TTO commercialisation process NUI,G policy Distribution of revenues.

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chapter 15

chapter 15. Spending Earnings. Lonni Steven Wilson, Medaille College. Key Chapter Objectives. Describe different types of dividend policies and how they are used. Describe how a business utilizes retained earnings.

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4. Business Plan for Operations

4. Business Plan for Operations. Operating Statement, revenue and operating costs, taxes and duties, growth and inflation. Only include relevant items in your model!. Overview. 4.1 Operating Planning and Financial Statement 4.2 Income Tax Calculation

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Stock Valuation

Steve Paulone Facilitator. Stock Valuation. Features of Stock (Equity).

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GDP to PI

GDP to PI. GDP=C + Ig + G + Xn. C is usually 67-70% of GDP Xn is usually a negative number C is the key to growth. Going from GDP to PI numbers:. GDP minus Consumption of Fixed Capital (CFC or Depreciation) will equal: NDP (Net Domestic Product)

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Chapter 12 Capital Structure

Chapter 12 Capital Structure. Quick Review of Capital Markets Benefits of Borrowing Pecking Order Hypothesis Modigliani and Miller Optimal Capital Structure Theory. Quick review of Capital Markets. Capital Markets Borrow from more than one year Various types of markets Bond Equity

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What i s a Stock?

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