FIN exam 4
Capital structure
Determining the sources of funds (debt and equity) that will be used to purchase long-term assets is called _______ ________.
Chapter 20. Operating Leverage & Financial Leverage
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Variable expenses
_____ _____ do change. They change with output. If you make more pizzas in your restaurant the expenses go up.
Fixed expenses
_____ _____ do not change. Regardless of how much output I have - rent stays the same.
there will be no change in costs
A firm has 100% Fixed Costs; What will happen to this firm's COSTS if sales increase by 10%?
profits change more than 10%; they are magnified
A firm has 100% Fixed Costs; What will happen to this firm's PROFITS if sales increase by 10%?
costs increase
A firm has zero Fixed Costs; What will happen to this firm's COSTS if sales increase by 10%?
no change
A firm has zero Fixed Costs; What will happen to this firm's PROFITS if sales increase by 10%?
high
A firm with 100% Fixed Costs has ____low____ / ____high____ operating leverage.
bank
A firm with high debt has low equity and they are less accountable to shareholders. They are primarily accountable to their _____.
shareholders'
A firm with low debt has equity through _____ investments or their own investment.
low
A firm with zero [none, zip] Fixed Costs has ____low____ / ____high____ operating leverage.
trade-off, debt
As a result, firms face a ____ - ___ when using ____.
magnify
By using a lever, you _______ your ability, skill and results.
yes
Can a firm with 100% Fixed Costs increase their PROFITS with increased sales?
source of funds (debt, d and equity, s)
Capital structure is concerned with _______.
managers; capital structure
Control over financial leverage is largely determined by a firm's _____ . This is called _____ _____ .
bankruptcy, risk
Debt had the disadvantage of increasing the chance of _________. This means higher _____.
magnifies SH return
Debt has the advantage of _____.
fixed
Debt has the disadvantage of being a _____ cost.
deduction, taxes
Debt is cheaper than equity because a firm uses debt as a tax ____. That means you end up paying lower _____.
debt
Financial leverage is caused by a firm using ____ to raise funds.
complete
Firms often have _____ control over financial leverage.
little to no
Firms often have _______ control over operating leverage.
cont . . .
Fixed expenses vs variable expenses.
interest on loans
Fixed financial cost is a fancy way of saying _____ on _____.
shareholders
Having higher debt means paying the bank is a higher priority than paying _______.
fixed
High operating leverage is when a firm chooses to use high _____ costs and low variable costs.
bankrupt
If a firm does not pay their bank they go _____.
high, high, high
If you finance with a _____ percentage of debt, you will have _____ financial leverage and _____ risk.
low, low, low
If you finance with a _____ percentage of debt, you will have _____ financial leverage and _____ risk.
high, high, high
If you have ______ fixed costs, you will have ______ operating leverage and ______ risk.
low, low, low
If you have ______ fixed costs, you will have ______ operating leverage and ______ risk.
operating, financial
In finance, there are 2 types of leverage:___ & ___
not risky I don't have to bear the risk that would come with Fixed Costs. Low FC is very Low Risk
Is this business risky? Why?
risky I have to bear the risk that would come with Fixed Costs. High FC is High Risk. . . . . . . .A firm with all fixed costs, all salaried employees, always has to pay their employees $50. If sales go up by 10% I still pay the fixed costs, salaries total $50. If sales go down by 10% I still pay the fixed costs, salaries total $50.
Is this business risky? Why?
fixed
Low operating leverage is when a firm chooses to use low _____ costs and high variable costs.
Working capital management
Managing the firm's current assets and current liabilities is called ______ ______.
Same questions but now Zero Variable Costs. All costs are Fixed Costs
Now The Opposite
fixed cost; high
Operating leverage is caused by _____ _____ so this firm has __high__ / __low__ operating leverage.
fixed cost; low
Operating leverage is caused by _____ _____ so this firm has __high__ / __low__ operating leverage.
fixed costs
Operating leverage is caused by ________
industry
Operating leverage is largely determined by a firm's ______.
fixed
Salaried employees is a _____ worker expense.
Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 Variable Costs . . . . . . . . . (60) Fixed Costs . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0. . . . Zero Fixed Costs __________________________________ Net Income . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 Variable Costs . . . . . . . . . (50) Fixed Costs . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0. . . . Zero Fixed Costs __________________________________ Net Income . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 If my sales increase 10 units, 110, and my Variable Costs increase 10 units, (60), then the Net Income will be ______ .
Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 Variable Costs . . . . . . . . . . 0 Fixed Costs . . . . . . . . . . .(50). . . . 100% Fixed Costs __________________________________ Net Income . . . . . . . . . . . .60
Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 Variable Costs . . . . . . . . . . .0 Fixed Costs . . . . . . . . . . . (50). . . . 100% Fixed Costs __________________________________ Net Income . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 If my sales increase 10 units, 110, and my Fixed Costs do not change, (50), then the Net Income will be ______ .
increased returns; bankruptcy and increased risk
The firm wants the advantage of ___ ____ that debt will bring. But, the firm has to face the disadvantage of _____ and _____ _____.
Capital budgeting
The process of selecting long-term investments is called ______ ______.
variable
The rent is still fixed but materials and inventory used to produce are _____ .
return and risk
These two types of leverage will magnify ______&_______
Financial Leverage
Use of another firm's funds in return for agreeing to pay a fixed return for the funds
Operating Leverage
Use of fixed resources instead of variable resources to produce a level of output. ex: salary vs hourly wages
fixed
Using debt to raise funds causes a ____ financing cost.
Sales change but Variable Costs change along side them. You net out the PROFIT
Why can't a firm with zero Fixed Costs increase their PROFITS with increased sales? Why can't a firm with zero Fixed Costs decrease their PROFITS with decreased sales?