Reading 38: Industry Analysis-LOS a 习题精选 2010, face, following, industry, included

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Session 11: Equity Valuation: Industry and Company Analysis in a Global Context
Reading 38: Industry Analysis

LOS a: Discuss the key components that should be included in an industry analysis model.

 

 

 

All of the following factors should be included in an industry analysis EXCEPT:

A) international competition and markets review.

B) industry classification.

C) industry weaknesses.

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The factors that should be included in an industry analysis are: industry classification, external factor review, demand analysis, supply analysis, profitability analysis, and international competition and markets review. Industry weaknesses are implicitly considered in the analysis but are not a separate category.

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Which of the following elements least likely belongs in an industry analysis model?

A) An industry dividend payout ratio.

B) The Life Cycle Phase.

C) A macroeconomic forecast.

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Other elements listed are part of the six-factor industry analysis model. These six factors are: industry classification, external factor review, demand analysis, supply analysis, profitability analysis, and international competition and markets review. A dividend payout ratio does not belong to any of these six factors.

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All of the following factors should be included in an industry analysis EXCEPT:

A) international competition and markets review.

B) industry weaknesses.

C) industry classification.

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The factors that should be included in an industry analysis are: industry classification, external factor review, demand analysis, supply analysis, profitability analysis, and international competition and markets review. Industry weaknesses are implicitly considered in the analysis but are not a separate category.

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Which of the following is NOT a factor that is typically considered in an industry analysis model?

A) Yield curve analysis.

B) Profitability analysis.

C) Demand analysis.

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Yield curve analysis is not a factor that is typically considered in an industry analysis model.