Corporate Finance 2.01: Update to the first printing
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| 53 | Cumulated Future Value = $5,000(1.06)9+……. + $5,000(1.06) = | Cumulated Future Value = $5,000(1.06)9+……. + $5,000(1.06) + $5,000 = | 
| 62 | As long as g is less than n… | As long as g is less than r…. | 
| 120 | Duration of a bond = | No t in denominator | 
| 124 | Price of Boeing bond = = $1400.45 | Price of Boeing bond = = $1404.25 | 
| 125 | For instance, assume that Boeing has a cost of equity of 10.54% Thus, for Boeing, the cost of equity is 10.54% | For instance, assume that Boeing has a cost of equity of 10.58% Thus, for Boeing, the cost of equity is 10.58% | 
| 131 | Value of Equity in Infinite-life asset = E(FCFEt)/ (ke-gn) | Value of Equity in Infinite-life asset = E(FCFE1)/ (ke-gn) | 
| 134 | Value of high growth business = Terminal value = …… = $43,058 | Denominator should be kc Terminal value = …… = $43,049 | 
| 135 | When you buy the right to sell an asset…. With a put option…., you buy the right to buy the asset at the current price and sell it back at the exercise price, | When you buy the right to buy an asset… With a put option…., you buy the right to buy the asset at the exercise price and sell it back at the current price, | 
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| 169 | E(R) = Rf + bj [E(Rj)-Rf] + b2 [E(R2)-Rf] ...+ bn [E(Rn)-Rf] | E(R) = Rf + b1 [E(R1)-Rf] + b2 [E(R2)-Rf] ...+ bn [E(Rn)-Rf] | 
| 191 | only 9.54% (1.20.5-1=1.0954) | only 9.54% (1.20.5-1=.0954) | 
| 199 | Figure 7.3 RAW BETA = 0.98 | Figure 7.3 RAW BETA = 0.96 | 
| 201 | Jensen’s alpha=1.11%-0.4%(1-.62)= 1.01% Annualized Jensen’s alpha = (1.01)12-1= 12.68% | Jensen’s alpha=1.11%-0.4%(1-.62)= .96% Annualized Jensen’s alpha = (1.01)12-1= 12.12% | 
| 204 | bL = bu (1 + (1-t) (D/E) | bL = bu (1 + (1-t) (D/E)) | 
| 205 | Unlevered Beta= 0.96 / ( 1 + (1 - 0.35)) (0.1788) = 0.86 | Unlevered Beta= 0.96 / [( 1 + (1 - 0.35)) (0.1788)] = 0.86 | 
| 247 | In Table 8.9 Home Depot Expo Debt ratio = 6.32% | In Table 8.9 Home Depot Expo Debt ratio = 6.62% | 
| 272 | · The firm will have to incur an advertising expense…. | Remove bullet point (there is no advertising expense) | 
| 277 | · Subtract out the changes in working capital. Since… the initial investment in working capital is $ 2 million …. and 10% of revenues in year 1. The changes…10% | Subtract out the changes in working capital. Since… the initial investment in working capital is $ 3.2 million …. and 8% of revenues in year 1. The changes…8% | 
| 287 | Last line.. Geometric Average…. = 26.40% | Last line.. Geometric Average…. = 25.30% | 
| 288 | After-tax Return on capital = $ 270 $1000 | After-tax Return on capital = $ 270/$1000 | 
| 298 | In Practice 10.7 … the cost of capital of 9.38% | In Practice 10.7 … the cost of capital of 9.32% | 
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| 329, 330 | In last two paragraphs and table 11.8 $0.6525 | In last two paragraphs $0.65625 | 
| 337 | Table 11.10 Year 10 – Change in working capital (1955.02) aFuture | Table 11.10 Year 10 – Change in working capital +1955.02 aFree | 
| 354 | = - $3000 - $30,000 [PV(A,10%,5 years)] | = - $30,000 - $3,000 [PV(A,10%,5 years)] | 
| 359 | …the 5-year project yields $37.98 more per year | …the 5-year project yields $38.02 more per year | 
| 362 | In Practice 12.7 Net Initial Investment in New Machine = …= $135,000 Annual Tax Savings from Additional Depreciation on New Machine = Depreciation on old machine – Depreciation on new machine | In Practice 12.7 Net Initial Investment in New Machine = …= -
  $135,000 Annual Tax Savings from Additional Depreciation on New Machine = Depreciation on new machine – Depreciation on new machine | 
| 368 | CC 12.3:… required for project B was $ 40 million. | CC 12.3:… required for project B was $ 30 million. | 
| 372 | Table 12.7: Lost Sales are in dollars | Table 12.7: Lost Sales are in units | 
| 376 | In Practice 12.12 Table 12.8 summarizes after-tax operating income | In Practice 12.12 Table 9.6 summarizes before-tax operating income | 
| 377 | Footnote 7: ….at 9.38% | Footnote 7: ….at 9.32% | 
| 378 | Table 12.11 Year …. PV of Incremental OI 3 38,805 4 37,915 PV of Synergy 349,657 In text NPV of Restauarant = -$300,000 + $128,623 +$349,657 = $178,280 | Table 12.11 Year …. PV of Incremental OI 3 35,435 4                                      
           34,623 PV of Synergy    342,995 In text NPV of Restauarant = -$300,000 + $128,623 + $342,995= $171,618 | 
| 395 | … at the project’s cost of capital of 9.38% | … at the project’s cost of capital of 9.32% | 
| 397 | … since the working capital investment would be only 7%… | … since the working capital investment would be only 7.2%… | 
| 406 | … with 99% probability | ….. with 95% probability | 
| 410 | In Practice 13.10 …offers 30-day credit | In Practice 13.10 …offers 1-year credit | 
| 444 | Figure 14.5 Y Axis: Cash Balance ($millions) X Axis: Market Value of Equity (%) | Figure 14.5 Y Axis: Number of firms X Axis: Cash/Market Value of Equity (%) | 
| 445 | Footnote 8: … Boeing’s return on capital of 510% to its cost of capital of 9.23% | Footnote 8: … Boeing’s return on capital of 5.82% to its cost of capital of 9.17% | 
| 497 | Table 16.2 Year Cashflow from Borrow/Buy 3 3639131 4 3690108 5 3744042 15 (10,510,869) | Table 16.2 Year Cashflow from Borrow/Buy 3 (3639131) 4 (3690108) 5 (3744042) 15 +10,510,869 | 
| 506 | 5. … convertible bonds 9b. …. has 10,000 convertible bonds outstanding | 5. …10-year semi annual convertible boinds 9b. …. has 10,000 convertible bonds outstanding,
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| 584 | Effective tax rate = 613/1,751 = 30.05% | Effective tax rate = 613/2039 = 30.05% | 
| 586 | Growth rate = (Firm Value * (Cost of Capital- FCFF/Firm Value + FCFF = (40,789*.(0917-1,176)/(40,789+1,176) = .0611 or 6.11% | Growth rate = (Firm Value * Cost of Capital- FCFF)/(Firm Value + FCFF) = (40,789*.0917-1,176)/(40,789+1,176) = .0611 or 6.11% | 
| 603 | Value of Boeing as an Unlevered Firm = $40,789 million + $2,868 million - $32 million | Value of Boeing as an Unlevered Firm = $40,789 million - $2,868 million + $32 million | 
| 614 | Problem 13 | Problem 13 Riskfree rate is 7%. | 
| 629 | Table 20.3 Footnote: Net Incomet-1 | Table 20.3 Footnote: Net Incomet-1 | 
| 631 | Time Warner repays $189 million | Time Warner repays $190 million | 
| 670 | Footnote 3: This is because 70% of intercorporate dividends are not raked. | Footnote 3: This is because 70% of intercorporate dividends are not taxed. | 
| 707 | In Practice 22.8 Boeing = 0.3213 – 0.39023 (1.01) …. = 42.76% The Home Depot = 0.3213 – 0.39023 (0.87) …. = 45.56% | In Practice 22.8 Boeing = 0.3213 – 0.39023 (0.87) …. = 48.22% The Home Depot = 0.3213 – 0.39023 (1.01) …. = 40.09% | 
| 708 | Boeing = 0.0190 – 0.01908 (1.01) …. = 1.97% The Home Depot = 0.0190 – 0.01908 (0.87) …. = 2.09% | Boeing = 0.0190 – 0.01908 (0.87) …. = 2.23% The Home Depot = 0.0190 – 0.01908 (1.01) …. = 1.82% | 
| 712 | Problem 1 The firm’s current beta is 1.0 and the current T.Bond rate is 5.5%. Problem 3 The firm has a cost of equity of 22% | Problem 1 The firm’s current beta is 1.0 and the current T.Bond rate is 8.5%. Problem 3 The firm has a cost of equity of 16% | 
| 714 | Problem 12   | Problem 12 Add: Growth rate is 12% next year. | 
| 760 | Cost of Capital = kequity (Equity/(Debt + Equity) + | Cost of Capital = kequity (Equity/(Debt + Equity)) + | 
| 777 | … as a function of its profit margin, payout ratio, profit margin and expected growth | … as a function of its profit margin, payout ratio | 
| 780 | Value of Equity = $977,300 million X 1.40 | Value of Equity = $977.3 million X 1.40 | 
| 781 | Predicted PBVBoeing = …….. = 2.27 … is overvalued by roughly 35%. | Predicted PBVBoeing = …….. = 2.30 … is overvalued by roughly 54%. | 
| 783 | We will use the results of the market regression summarized in Table 24.20 | We will use the results of the market regression summarized in Table 24.22 | 
| 791 | Gary Condit | Philip Condit | 
| 794 | Gary Condit | Mr. Condit | 
| 796 | Figure 25.3 Y axis: Value (thoustands) | Figure 25.3 Y axis: Value (millions) | 
| 809 | Figure 25.8 Terminal Value = 2298(.0842-.05) Cost of equity = 13.05% | Figure 25.8 Terminal Value = 2298 / (.0842-.05) Cost of Equity = 10.58% | 
| 810 | Figure 25.9 Terminal Value = 6666 (.0792-.05) | Figure 25.9 Terminal Value = 6666 / (.0792-.05) | 
| 811 | Firm’s D/E Ratio = 7.09% | Firm’s D/E Ratio = 25% | 
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| 826 | … the relationship between EVA changes | … the relationship between CFROI changes | 
| 849 | In Practice26.4   | In Practice26.4 Add: Depreciation in the current year is $545 million | 
| 859 | Figure 26.5: Synergy 2422 million | Figure 26.5: Synergy 2432 million | 
| 870 | Table 26.5 Year EBIT 1983 113.15 | Table 26.5 Year EBIT 1983 133.15 | 
| 898 | In Practice 27.4 … the present value of the expected cashflows from the store is 120 million FF | In Practice 27.4 … the present value of the expected cashflows from the store is 80 million FF | 
| 904 | Value of Put = ……. = $474,831 Value of Abandonment Option = $ 474,831 NPV with abandonment option = - $462,456 | Value of Put = ……. = $783,464 Value of Abandonment Option = $783,464 NPV with abandonment option = - $153,823 | 
| 921 | Problem 1 … growing at 5% a year until the patent expires | Problem 1 … growing at 5% a year forever | 
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