Unit 4 Flashcards

1
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Required Rate of Return

A

minimal annual percentage earned by investment that will induce individuals/companies to put money into particular securities/projects

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2
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Value Estimation

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discount expected future cash flows back to today’s equivalent value at the rate of return that is appropriate given the investment’s risk

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3
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Rate of Return

A

Yield; interest rate

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4
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Yield

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Earnings from an investment over specific period

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5
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Drivers of Market Interest Rate

A

inflationary expectations, risk of investment, liquidity, preference, deferred consumption

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6
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liquidity premium

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perceived difficulty converting asset into money and into goods

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7
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Expectation Hypothesis

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proposition that long-term rate is determined by market’s expectation for short-term risk and constant risk premium

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8
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Segmented Market Hypothesis

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financial instruments of different terms not substitutable

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9
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Drivers behind inflation

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cost push, demand pull, increase in money supply, decrease in money demand

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10
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Cost push

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decrease in aggregate supply of goods and services from increase in cost of production; demand must be static

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11
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demand pull

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increase in aggregate demand from expanding economy, increase in government spending, overseas growth; demand exceeds production; caused by increase in employment

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12
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Cost of money

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Opportunity cost, interest

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13
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Time Value of Money

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Money today is worth more than money in the future

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14
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Discounting

A

determining how much future cash flow is worth today

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15
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Costs that combine to determine interest rate

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opportunity cost, inflation, risk, liquidity

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16
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Amortization

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process of identifying payment amount for each period of repayment on debt; takes into account time value of money

17
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Perpetuities

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annuities that have no end; stream of cash payments that go on forever

18
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Relationship between Present and Future Value

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when one increases, the other increases; as interest rate and number of periods increases, future value increases and present value decreases

19
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Major consideration in capital budgeting

A

risk

20
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Beta

A

measure firms can use to determine investments return sensitivity in relation to overall market risk; higher beta tends to be riskier

21
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Types of risk

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Systematic or unsystematic risk, business risk, credit/default risk, country risk, foreign exchange risk, interest rate risk, political risk, counterparty risk, liquidity risk, model risk

22
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Systematic Risk

A

market risks; risks that can affect an entire market of large percent of market; diversification has no impact on investments

23
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Unsystematic Risk

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specific risk; only affects an industry or particular company; change in management, product recall, regulatory change, new competitor in market