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Net income Cash provided by operations Cash used for investing activities Capital expenditures Cash used for (provided by) financing activities Treasury stock repurchased Common stock cash dividends Financial position at year end: Total assets Total debt Total shareholders’ equity Shares outstanding in millions Per common share: Income from continuing operations–diluted Net income–diluted Dividends declared Market price at year end Company-operated restaurants Franchised restaurants Total Systemwide

premium, the faculty, but not the obligation to buy, during a limited period, at a price defined in advance, a certain quantity of underlying assets. - Cash flow: it is the real capacity of the company to finance its investments, the service of its debt and the dividend of his shareholders. The cash flow includes the profit, the depreciation allowance and in reserves with spare character. - Collateralized mortgage obligation (CMO): A type of mortgage-backed security that creates separate pools

with seven other members of the West African Monetary Union. In December 2000, Niger qualified for enhanced debt relief under the International Monetary Fund program for Highly Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) and concluded an agreement with the Fund on a Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility (PRGF). Debt relief provided under the enhanced HIPC initiative significantly reduced Niger's annual debt service obligations, freeing funds for expenditures on basic health care, primary education, HIV/AIDS prevention

52-week range EV 10 (€m) Market cap. (€m) Free float (%) Performance (%) Ordinary shares Rel. Eurofirst 300 1m 3.7 5.7 14.7 17.1 Revenues (€m) EBIT margin (%) Rep. net inc. (€m) EPS (adj.) (€) Dividend/share (€) Payout (%) Interest cover (x) Net debt/equity (%) Jean-Baptiste Roussille (33) 1 42 13 99 78 636 12.0 54 4.11 0.80 19.4 26.0 8.2 719 13.2 65 5.00 0.90 18.0 31.6 1.3 804 13.0 73 5.63 1.00 17.8 nm nm 869 13.6 82 6.34 1.10 17.4 nm nm P/E (x) FCF yield (/EV) (%) Dividend yield

the costs of these sources of financing. So in this study case we have for 2009 : WACC = (E/V) * Re + (D/V) * Rd * (1-Tc) Where : Re = cost of equity = 7,2% Rd = cost of debt = 15 279 000 (Interest expenses)/ 107 280 000 (Debt) = 14,2% E = market value of the firm's equity = 420 256 000 D = market value of the firm's debt = 107 280 000 V = E + D = 527 536 000 Tc = corporate tax rate = 34% WACC = (420 256 000/527 536 000) * 7,2% + (107 280 000/527 536 000) * 14,2% * (1-34%) WACC = 7,64%

• Debt to total capital (Total dettes/ Total des actifs) - Ce ratio nous permet d’appréhender la capacité de l’entreprise à rembourser ses dettes avec ses actifs. Si le ratio est supérieur est supérieur à 1 cela signifie que l’entreprise peut rembourser l’ensemble de ses dettes avec ses actifs. - Exemple si le ratio est égal à 1.60 cela signifie que l’entreprise peut rembourser 1.6 fois ses dettes grâce aux actifs. • Debt to equity (Total debt/total equity)

combined with undiversified revenue and export bases (Hausmann and Rigobon, 2003; Devlin and Lewin, 2004). Third, in spite of their resource wealth, a large number of them are classified as severely indebted countries with high levels of external debt, making them vulnerable to exchange rate fluctuations induced by volatile resource prices (Manzano and Rigobon, 2007). This paper discusses some of the challenges that confront oil-rich developing countries in their development path. These challenges

highest GDP per capita oh Europe, this country is also affected by the international economic recession. In effect, Ireland is with the same economic statistics than twenty year ago: the GDP declines by 7.1%, the unemployment is 13.4% and the government Debt/GDP Ratio increases. However, it isn’t the first time that Ireland knows this situation and Ireland have proved that the country can go out of recession’s time. In effect, after a really bad period caused by the national political divergences

launch (l.28) j. moralisateur : preachy (l.37) 10. Sum up the aims of Jubilee 2000 / Drop the Debt and DATA briefly. Jubilee 2000 / Drop the Debt DATA “... to get the US and other wealthy nations as well as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, to erase the public debt of 52 of the world’s poorest countries, most of them in Africa.” (l.24) Same goal as Jubilee 2000 / Drop the debt + “short-term economic aid, lowered trade embargoes and money to fight AIDS, in return for democracy

into their savings, in addition to involve in colossal amounts of debt : for most parents sending their child to college means to mortgage or remortgage their house. But when these measures are not enough the student his self is put in the urge of taking a student loan. Thus, in 1998, students graduated with a debt of 6385 pounds in 2008 this amount was to increase to a 17488 pounds debt in the UK since in America the student debt have grown 3 times faster than the economic inflation in the last