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Used to detect serial correlation
Durbin-Watson
Fix serial correlation with
Hansen method
Used to detect conditional heteroskedasticity
Breusch-Pagan
Fix conditional heteroskedasticity with
White correction
Used to detect Multicollinearity
Conflicting t and F statistics
Fix Multicollinearity with
drop one of the correlated variables
Used to detect covariance stationary
Dickey-Fuller test
Two factors determine the demand/supply for a currency
1. Interest rate
2. Expected future exchange rates
Reason to restrict trade that have some support
1. National defense
2. Infant industries
3. anti-dumping
Purchasing power parity
The same goods should cost the same in diff countries
once exchange rates have been factored in
Interest rate parity
Exchange rates must change such that the return on investiments
with the same level of risk is the same in any currency
Central Bank Intervention can
reduce short term exchange rate volatility
3 factors that cause a country's currency to appreciate or depreciate
1. income growth
2. inflation rate
3. real interest rates
Intercorporate investiments
ownership less than 20% use
cost or market
Intercorporate investiments
ownership 20% to 50% use
Equity method
Intercorporate investiments
ownership > 50% use
Consolidation
Equity vs. Consolidation, which produces higher
leverage?
Consolidation
Equity vs. Consolidation, which produces higher
net profit margin and ROA
equity
Equity/Consolidation and proportionate consolidation all
report the same?
net income, equity and ROE
Purchase vs. Pooling
What's higher under purchase method?
Assets and equity.

But, net income/profit margin/ROA/ROE all lower
Trading Securities
BALANCE SHEET
reported at fair market value

INCOME STATEMENT
report unrealized and realized
Available-for-sale
BALANCE SHEET
reported at fair market value

report unrealized losses/gains in comprehensive income
in shareholders equity

INCOME STATEMENT
report only realized
Held-to-maturity debt
BALANCE SHEET
reported at historical cost

INCOME STATEMENT
report only realized
Increase discount rate does what to PBO, ABO, VBO
decrease
Decrease rate of compensation does what to PBO, ABO, VBO?
PBO - decrease
ABO - no effect
VBO - no effect
Increase expected rate of return does what to PBO, ABO, VBO?
No effect to any
Flow effect
change in exposure in LC * ( ending rate - average rate )
Holding effect
change in exposure in LC * ( ending rate - beginning rate )
Translation gain/loss =
flow effect + holding effect
Temporal vs. All-Current
Appreciating currency under temporal
GILTF all higher
Gross Profit margin
Interest Coverage
LTD-to-capital ratio
Total Asset Turnover
Fixed Asset Turnover

Current Ratio down

THINK: GILTF higher, Current Ratio lower
Project Risk Analysis
1. Sensitivity analysis
2. Scenario analysis
3. Monte Carlo simulation
Capital Rationing should go to
projects that maximize shareholder wealth
projects that have greatest total NPV
Business risk
1. Sales risk
2. operating risk (proporion of total costs that are fixed)
Breakeven Quantity of sales
F
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P - VC

F: fixed cost
P: price
VC: variable cost
net agency costs of equity
1. Monitoring costs
2. Bonding costs
3. Residual losses
pecking order theory
managers prefer financing choices that send the least
visible signals to investors, with internal capital being
the most preferred, debt next
static trade-off theory
managers to balance the benefits of debt (tax shield)
with the costs of financial distress
For double taxation and split rate systems the formula for effective tax is
effective tax = corp tax + (1 - corp tax)(individual tax)
Corp governance, What percent of board members to be independent
75%
Corp governance, What committees have only independant directors?
1. Finance committee
2. Nominating committee
Merger consolidation
Both companies cease to exist and form new company
Subsidiary merger
the target becomes a subsidiary of the aquirer
Statutory merger
the target ceases to exist and all assets and liabilities become part of the acquirer
Herfindahl-Hirschman Index
2
HHI = sigma 1 to n (MS * 100)
Pre-offer defence mechanisms
Things that would make you not what to try to purchase
1. poison pills/poison puts
2. incorporation in a state with restrictive takeover laws
3. staggered board elections
4. restrictive voting rights
5. supermajority voting
6. fair price amendments
7. Golden parachutes
Post-offer defense mechanisms
The cat is out of the bag

1. Just say no
2. Litigation, greenmail
3. share repurchase
4. leverage recap
5. Crown jewel defense
6. Pac Man defense
7. Finding a white night or white squire