The Flow-To-Equity Approach to Capital Budgeting Is a Three Step

question 50

Multiple Choice

The flow-to-equity approach to capital budgeting is a three step process of:

• A)calculating the levered cash flow, the cost of equity capital for a levered firm, then adding the interest expense when the cash flows are discounted.
• B)calculating the unlevered cash flow, the cost of equity capital for a levered firm, and then discounting the unlevered cash flows.
• C)calculating the levered cash flow after interest expense and taxes, the cost of equity capital for a levered firm, and then discounting the levered cash flows by the cost of equity capital.
• D)calculating the levered cash flow after interest expense and taxes, the cost of equity capital for a levered firm, and then discounting the levered cash flows at the risk free rate.
• E)None of the above.

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Definitions:

Direct Materials Used

The cost of raw materials that are directly involved in the production of goods.

Raw Materials

The basic materials and components required at the start of the production process to manufacture goods.

Total Manufacturing Costs

The sum of all costs directly associated with the production of goods, including raw materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead.

Incurred

Refers to costs or expenses that have been realized or experienced by a business or individual.