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BUS 401 Week 4 Quiz Version a

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  6. 1. If a firm has no operating leverage and no financial leverage, then a 10% increase in sales will have what effect on EPS?
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  14. 5. JBC Corp. declared a dividend of $2 per share, which was an increase of 25% from the prior year, yet JBC Corp. stock declined by 3% the day of the announcement. RBG Corp. declared a dividend of $2 per share, which was the same as the prior year, and its stock increased in value by 2% on the day of the announcement. These events could be most readily explained by the
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  16. 6. What is the economic difference between a stock dividend and a stock split?
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  18. 7. When deciding upon how much debt financing to employ, most practitioners would cite which of the following as the most important influence on the level of the debt ratio?
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  24. 10. Benkart's Tire Store has fixed costs of $220,000. Tires sell for $95 each and have a unit variable cost of $45. What is Benkart's break-even point in units?
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  107. The answer can be found in Section 9.1: The Building Blocks of the Required Return.
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  388. Get to know a few people in your classes. It might be a little uncomfortable to walk up to a complete stranger, however it is worth the effort. Having a friend in your classes can help you if you miss a class or need someone to study with. Also, you can gain another studying partner for exams in that class.
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