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Choose... Scenario Analysis Payback Period Forecasting Risk/Estimating Risk Security Market Line (SML) Capital Gains Yield Risk Equation Project Net Working Capital Breakeven Internal Rate of Return Weighted Average Cost of Capital Contigency Planning Stand Alone Principle Relevant Cash Flows/Incremental Cash Flows Net Present Value Sunk Cost Side Effects/Erosion Systematic Risk Principle Proforma Financials Systematic/Market Ris Return on Stock Investments Market Risk Premium Risk Premium Capital Asset Pricing Model Internal Rate of Return Cost of Equity Efficient Capital Market Depreciation Tax Shield Unsystematic Risk Diversification Managerial Options Beta Coefficient Dividend Yield Expected Risk Premium Cost of Capital Portfolio Capital Budgeting Capital Rationing Sensitivity Analysis Project Capital Spending Opportunity Cost Project Cash flows calculated using accounting financial statements Calculating the present value of all future cash flows to estimate its market value and then subtract cost cash flows. A financial metric used to measure the profitability of an investment that takes into account the time value of money Minimum return a company needs to satisfy all its investors, including stockholders, bondholders, and preferred stockholders. The difference between the expected return on a risky investment and the certain return on a risk-free investment. Financial statements that project future years operations. Choose... Choose... Choose... Choose... Choose... < Choose... Scenario Analysis Payback Period Forecasting Risk/Estimating Risk Security Market Line (SML) Capital Gains Yield Risk Equation Project Net Working Capital Breakeven Internal Rate of Return Weighted Average Cost of Capital Contigency Planning Stand Alone Principle Relevant Cash Flows/Incremental Cash Flows Net Present Value Sunk Cost Side Effects/Erosion Systematic Risk Principle Proforma Financials Systematic/Market Ris Return on Stock Investments Market Risk Premium Risk Premium Capital Asset Pricing Model Internal Rate of Return Cost of Equity Efficient Capital Market Depreciation Tax Shield Unsystematic Risk Diversification Managerial Options Beta Coefficient Dividend Yield Expected Risk Premium Cost of Capital Portfolio Capital Budgeting Capital Rationing Sensitivity Analysis Project Capital Spending Opportunity Cost Project Cash flows calculated using accounting financial statements Calculating the present value of all future cash flows to estimate its market value and then subtract cost cash flows. A financial metric used to measure the profitability of an investment that takes into account the time value of money Minimum return a company needs to satisfy all its investors, including stockholders, bondholders, and preferred stockholders. The difference between the expected return on a risky investment and the certain return on a risk-free investment. Financial statements that project future years operations. Choose... Choose... Choose... Choose... Choose... <

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