a) Most Aggressive asset financing mix is when we choose low liquidity plan for assets and short term financing plan.
So, in this case, we calculate anticipated return as follows:-
Anticipated Return = (Return on Assets invested - Financing cost) / Value of Asset
= [(Asset Value * Return on Low liquidity plan) - (Finance amount * Short term financing cost)] / Value of Asset
= [($ 880,000 * 12%) - ($ 880,000 * 6%)] / $ 880,000
= $ 52,800 / $ 880,000
= 6 %
b) Most Conservative asset financing mix is when we choose High liquidity plan for assets and Long term financing plan.
So, in this case, we calculate anticipated return as follows:-
Anticipated Return = (Return on Assets invested - Financing cost) / Value of Asset
= [(Asset Value * Return on high liquidity plan) - (Finance amount * Long term financing cost)] / Value of Asset
= [($ 880,000 * 9%) - ($ 880,000 * 7%)] / $ 880,000
= $ 17,600 / $ 880,000
= 2 %
c) (i) Moderate asset financing mix will be Low liquidity Asset Plan and long term financing plan
So, in this case, we calculate anticipated return as follows:-
Anticipated Return = (Return on Assets invested - Financing cost) / Value of Asset
= [(Asset Value * Return on Low liquidity plan) - (Finance amount * Long term financing cost)] / Value of Asset
= [($ 880,000 * 12%) - ($ 880,000 * 7%)] / $ 880,000
= $ 44,000 / $ 880,000
= 5 %
(ii) Moderate asset financing mix will be High liquidity Asset Plan and Short term financing plan
So, in this case, we calculate anticipated return as follows:-
Anticipated Return = (Return on Assets invested - Financing cost) / Value of Asset
= [(Asset Value * Return on High liquidity plan) - (Finance amount * Short term financing cost)] / Value of Asset
= [($ 880,000 * 9%) - ($ 880,000 * 6%)] / $ 880,000
= $ 26,400 / $ 880,000
= 3 %
d) Return amount as per most aggressive asset financing mix = $ 52,800
Post tax Return amount will be $ 52,800 * (1-0.3) = $ 36,960
Now, Earnings per share = Post Tax Return / No of Shares
= $ 36,960 / 20,000 Shares
= $ 1.85
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