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Date Posted: 14:07:41 05/02/02 Thu
Author: Nathan
Subject: Re: Sample Exam Spring 2001
In reply to: KJ 's message, "Sample Exam Spring 2001" on 12:16:20 05/02/02 Thu

>Question #4. In the OFN equation I need the projected
>Dividents paid. In order to get projected dividends I
>need the NI and change in RE. How do I back into NI,
>when all I am given is the projected NPM of 4%.

Here's the process: (hint: you don't need '00-'01 change in RE. You want projected dividend for '02.)
Take '01 sales and find Net Profit (500)(.04)= 20
then, find projected '02 Net Income (20)(1.3)= 26
Half of NI goes to dividends: 13
Add this to your change in liability find difference b/t change in TA.
Hope this helps.
Nathan

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