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12. P. Rose, Inc. is considering a new four-year expansionproject that requires an initial fixed asset investment of$1,950,000. The asset will be depreciated straight-line to zeroover its six-year tax life, after which time it will be worthless.The project is estimated to generate $2,145,000 in annual sales,with costs of $1,205,000. The fixed asset will have a market valueof $250,000 at the end of the project. Assuming a 34% tax rate,what is the IRR for this project? If the required rate of return is14%, should they accept this project?

13. A stock had the following year-end prices and dividends:

Year	Price	Dividend
1	$58.27	-
2	$58.78	$1.10
3	$55.00	$1.05
4	$58.65	$1.45
5	$60.97	$1.60

What is the arithmetic return for the stock?

a. 4.52%

b. 3.38%

c. 3.52%

d. 7%

e. 2.9%

14. Bear Tracks, Inc. has inventory of $2,010, net fixed assetsof $9,800, current liabilities of $2,640, long term debt of $4,490.If the firm has $13,000 in total assets, how much must they have incash and stockholders’ equity?

a. Cash= $2,500; SE= $5,000

b. Cash= $1,190; SE= $5,870

c. Cash= $1,000; SE= $1,000

d. Cash= $1,145; SE= $5,800

e. Cash= $3,200; SE=$8,510

15. Suppose you buy a 7% coupon, 20-year semi-annual bond todaywhen it’s first issued for $1,000. What can we assume about thisbond?

a. The yield to maturity is 7%

b. The selling price is going to decrease by 2% next year

c. There are 40 coupon payments remaining

d. Both a and c

e. None of the above

16. Assuming the following ratios are constant, what is thesustainable growth rate?

Total asset turnover	2.8
Profit margin	5.70%
Debt-to-equity ratio	.47
Payout ratio	55%

a. 4.13%

b. 10.56%

c. 12.90%

d. Not enough information provided

e. None of the above