Chapter 5 Flashcards

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____ believe the main drivers of a company’s prospects are determined in large part by the growth of its industry within the growth of the overall economy.

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Top-down analysis

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_____ is the study of variables (including management, sales, regulatory environment and labour costs) that affect the profitability of a company, it’s industry and the economy within which it operates.

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Fundamental analysis

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____ believe that the individual attributes of a company determine its profitability regardless of industry or macroeconomic factors.

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Bottom-up analysis

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The ____ is the schedule of the amount of real output consumers, firms, government and foreigners will buy at each price level.

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Aggregate demand curve

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What’s the formula for total spending?

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Total spending = C + I + G + X - M

C = Consumption
I = Investment by government and business 
G = Government purchases and spending
X = Gross exports
M = Gross Imports
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5
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The excess of gross exports over gross imports in goods and services is net exports (X-M). This is also known as the _____

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Balance of trade

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6
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____ is the management of a nation’s money supply.

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Monetary policy

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The ____ is the rate that the Bank of Canada charges to chartered banks for the use of short-term money.

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The Bank Rate

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In the simplest terms, ____ is the bridge between economic theory and applied economics.

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Econometrics

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Not all economic forecasts are generated solely by mathematically deduced results for the underlying components. Some components are themselves forecasts based on available data. These are known as ____ variables.

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Endogenous

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10
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A ____ are based on interim information after the consensus is calculated but before the actual data is released

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Whisper estimate

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Understanding the impacts of the business cycle on different industries is the goal of _____

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Industry analysis

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12
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Name the 4 industry life cycles

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  1. Pioneering
  2. Expansion
  3. Mature
  4. Declining
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Name the 4 business cycle sensitivity groups

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  1. Growth
  2. Cyclical
  3. Defensive
  4. Cyclical-Growth
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____ involves adjusting the portfolio weights of different economic sectors or industry categories in anticipation of trends.

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Sector rotation

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____ is both a quantitative and qualitative evaluation of a company’s business.

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Company analysis

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The ____ presents a synopsis of the previous year’s operations and a review of its performance. It provides information not found elsewhere in the financial statements.

A

MD&A

17
Q

With in how many days must shareholders receive audited annual financial statements?

A

90 days of the end of the company’s fiscal year.

18
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To determine a firm sustained competitive advantage, the qualitative analysis considers four areas of a company’s operations

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  1. Corporate issues
  2. Products and markets
  3. Production and distribution
  4. Competition
19
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____ is principal base where as ____ is rules based.

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IFRS

GAAP

20
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Advisors at a minimum should be at least familiar four categories of financial ratios. They are:

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  1. Risk Analysis
  2. Liquidity ratios
  3. Operating Performance Ratio
  4. Value Ratios
21
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What’s the formula for total spending?

A

Total Spend = C + I + G + X - M
C = household consumption
I = Investment by government and business
G = government purchases of goods and services
X = gross exports
M = gross imports

22
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Calculate LCA’s return-on-equity if the firm has a profit margin of 12.50%, asset turnover of 24.55% and financial leverage of 2.1x.

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ROE = (0.1250)(0.2455)(2.1) = 0.0644 or 6.44%.