Information Rules

question 16

Multiple Choice

Information rules

• A) emerge when research confirms the same results each time a problem is studied.
• B) are of no use to most managers because situations are constantly changing.
• C) are often called the great confusers.
• D) cost too much to implement.
• E) are valid only when they can be used to aid the decision-making process over a large number of years.

Recognize the influence of operational and geographical differences on financial analytics.

Appreciate the methodologies for valuing a firm, including the use of market cap and enterprise value.

Understand the components and calculations involved in the Du Pont identity.

Learn the procedure for computing dividends per share from net income.

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Definitions:

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