When interest rates fall, the present value of fixed future cash flows: a. Increases. b. First falls, then rises. c. Remains the same. d. Decreases. If an investor combines two securities with a correlation of minus 1: a. The risk of the resulting portfolio will always be greater than the risk of either of the component securities. b. It is possible to end up with zero risk. C. The risk of the resulting portfolio will be the average of the risks of the component securities. d. The risk of the resulting portfolio will be equal to the risks of the component securities. Corporation had sales this year of $1,635 million, and sales are expected to grow by 20 percent next year. Next year the company expects cost of goods sold to be 60 percent of sales, selling expenses to be $20 million per month, depreciation to be $5 million per month, and interest expense to be $12 million per month. Taxes are computed at 21 percent. What is Finlay's expected net income next year? a. $590.8 million. b. $269.2 million. c. $165.9 million. d. $487.4 million