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A) $45.0 million
B) $68.2 million
C) $86.5 million
D) $113.2 million
E) $133.0 million
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A) A profitable firm acquires a firm with large accumulated tax losses that may be carried forward.
B) Attempts to stabilize earnings by diversifying.
C) Purchase of assets below their replacement costs.
D) Reduction in competition resulting from mergers.
E) Synergistic benefits arising from mergers.
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A) 9.02%
B) 9.50%
C) 9.83%
D) 10.01%
E) 11.29%
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A) The smaller the synergistic benefits of a particular merger, the greater the scope for striking a bargain in negotiations, and the higher the probability that the merger will be completed.
B) Since mergers are frequently financed by debt rather than equity, a lower cost of debt or a greater debt capacity are rarely relevant considerations when considering a merger.
C) Managers who purchase other firms often assert that the new combined firm will enjoy benefits from diversification, including more stable earnings. However, since shareholders are free to diversify their own holdings, and at what's probably a lower cost, diversification benefits is generally not a valid motive for a publicly held firm.
D) Operating economies are never a motive for mergers.
E) Tax considerations often play a part in mergers. If one firm has excess cash, purchasing another firm exposes the purchasing firm to additional taxes. Thus, firms with excess cash rarely undertake mergers.
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A) The horizon value is calculated by discounting the free cash flows beyond the horizon date and any tax savings at the cost of debt.
B) The horizon value is calculated by discounting the expected earnings at the WACC.
C) The horizon value is calculated by discounting the free cash flows beyond the horizon date and any tax savings at the WACC.
D) The horizon value must always be more than 20 years in the future.
E) The horizon value is calculated by discounting the free cash flows beyond the horizon date and any tax savings at the levered cost of equity.
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A) $53.40 million
B) $61.96 million
C) $64.64 million
D) $76.96 million
E) $79.64 million
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