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What reflects the impact of the project on the firm's risk and is measured by the impact of the project on the variability of the firm's profit?

Corporate risk

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A method of valuing a business that involves the application of capital budgeting procedures to an entire firm rather than to a single project.

Discounted cash flow (DCF) method

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Those costs occurring when a company issues a new security, including fees to an investment banker and legal fees.

Flotation cost

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What reflects the effects of a project on the risk of stockholders, assuming they hold diversified portfolios. Market risk is measured by the project’s effect on the firm’s beta coefficient ?

Market risk

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A cash flow that a firm must forgo to accept a project. For example, if the project requires the use of a building that could otherwise be sold, the market value of the building is an opportunity cost of the project.

Opportunity cost

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Arrangements used to finance mainly large capital projects. The most important aspect of project financing is that the lenders and lessors do not have recourse against the sponsors; they must be repaid from the project’s cash flows and the equity cushion provided by the sponsors.

Project financing

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What is the cost of capital appropriate for a given project, given the risk of that project ?

Risk-adjusted costs of capital

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The relative amount of debt, preferred stock, and common equity that the firm desires.

Target capital structure

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Debt, preferred stock, and common equity. Each weighting factor is the proportion of that type of capital in the optimal, or target, capital structure.

Weighted average cost of capital

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Gradual transfer of fixed assets to products created over a period of time in order to provide financial statements.

Depreciation

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Series of equal cash payments that occur at regular intervals.

Annuity

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Presence of prerequisites "for obtaining a loan, the ability to repay it in full and in a specified period.

Credit

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Long-term lease of machinery, equipment, equipment, vehicles on the return of urgency and payment and on the basis of a contract between the landlord and the tenant, which provides for their subsequent redemption by the tenant.

Leasing

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Partial or complete tax exemption

Tax benefits

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A multi-year agreement between two firms that provides for one firm to transfer to another firm its right to use a particular trademark, technology, know-how within a specified market.

Franchising

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Amount of a loan that is repaid for a certain percentage.

Borrowed capital

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Exchange of securities of one issue with securities of another issue of the same issuer.

Securities conversion

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Actions of a corporation as a legal entity in the distribution of net income between shareholders and the corporation.

Dividend policy

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One of the segments of the financial market, a special sphere of financial relations, related to the process and ensuring the circulation of borrowed capital.

The capital market

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A loan that is made available in merchandise by sellers to buyers in the form of deferred payment for goods sold.

Commercial Loan

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