Consider a 3-year semi-annual coupon paying bond issued on January 1, 2022 with a coupon rate of 5%. Further, assume that the market interest rate is 7.5% and that this does not change over the life of the bond. Suppose you buy $1000 par value of the bond on the day that it was issued. (a) What is the price you pay to acquire the bond? (b) What are the coupon payment dates for the bond, and how much do you receive on each of the dates? (c) What is the price of the bond on each of these coupon dates? What can you say about the evolution of prices over the life of a bond? (d) Suppose that on December 30, 2023 your broker offers to buy the bond at a price of 103.50%. Would you sell the bond? Explain why.

Apple Juice Corp plans to take up a project that will cost $150,000 of investment in Building and $80,000 in new machinery. Apple Juice Corp has already spent $8000 on research and analysis about the products that will be developed in this unit. By taking up this project, Apple Juice Corp. estimates additional cash flows of $85000 per annum for the next five years. COGS are expected to be 40% of the revenues, SG&A will be 4% of the revenues. This project will require an additional inventory of $60,000 and an increase in payables by $25000 Tax Rate is 20% The target Debt: Equity is 1:4 Cost of new debt: 6% Cost of Equity: Need to calculate using the beta of 0.9, Rf of 4%, and market risk premium of 6% The equipment that would be used has a 3-year tax life. Under the new tax law, the equipment used in the project is eligible for 100% bonus depreciation, so it will be fully depreciated at t = 0. The Salvage value of Building and Machinery after 5 years is $100,000. You, as a financial…

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Q.47 Using the repeatability assumption, what is the PW of Alternative Y? O. $22,436 O. $58,192 O. $7,740 O. $12,385 Q. 48 Using coterminated assumption, what is the FW of Alternative X? O. $12,385 O. $7.740 O. $22,436 O. $58,192 Q. 49 Using the coterminated assumption, what is the FW of Alternative Y? O. $22,436 O. $58,192 O. $12,385 O. $7,740 Q. 50 Which alternative is selected? O. Alternatíve X O. Alternative Y O. neither X nor Y is economically attractive O. X and Y are equally attractive