Corporate Finance & Economic Metrics

Corporate Finance & Economic Metrics

Overview

Discover the Corporate Finance & Economic Metrics server, your go-to tool for understanding financial health and economic value. Easily calculate key indicators like GDP, WACC, and economic value added to make smarter business decisions.

With simple prompts, you can estimate a company's profit beyond accounting numbers, assess a nation's economic output, or analyze investment returns. Whether you're studying finance or managing a business, this server provides practical insights with clear, step-by-step calculations.

Features include:

  • Quick GDP calculations using expenditure or income methods
  • Precise economic value added (EVA) assessments
  • WACC analysis for investment and financing decisions
  • User-friendly prompts to explore economic and financial metrics

Make smarter financial choices and deepen your understanding of economic performance with this powerful, easy-to-use tool.

Example prompts to invoke Tool Corporate Finance & Economic Metrics

Can you tell me the GDP based on the total consumption, investment, government spending, exports, and imports?
How do I calculate the country's GDP using the expenditure approach with these figures: C = 500 billion, G = 200 billion, I = 150 billion, X = 100 billion, M = 80 billion?
What is the GDP if I only have the income approach data: wages, profits, rental income, and depreciation?
Using the income approach, I have wages of 300 million, profits of 50 million, rental income of 20 million, and depreciation of 10 million. What's the GDP?
How can I estimate the economic value added for a firm with capital employed of $10 million, net operating profit after taxes of $2 million, and a WACC of 8%?
Calculate the economic value added if a company's net operating profit after taxes is $5 million, capital employed is $50 million, and the WACC is 10%.
What's the WACC if the firm has $40 million in debt, $60 million in equity, a tax rate of 30%, a cost of debt of 5%, and a cost of equity of 12%?
Can you compute the weighted average cost of capital for a company with $20 million in debt, $30 million in equity, a tax rate of 25%, debt cost of 4%, and equity cost of 10%?
I want to understand the firm's economic profit. If the firm's net profit after taxes is $3 million, and its capital is $15 million, with a WACC of 9%, what's the economic value added?
Given the total assets and the required return, how do I find the economic value added for the company?

Context

Tools
function gross_domestic_product_expenditures

Calculates the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) using the expenditure approach, which sums the final uses of goods and services measured in purchasers' prices.

function gross_domestic_product_income

Calculates the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) using the income approach, which sums up primary incomes distributed by resident producer units.

function economic_value_added

Calculates the economic value added, which is an estimate of a firm's economic profit, or the value created in excess of the required return of the company's shareholders.

function weighted_average_cost_of_capital

Calculates the weighted average cost of capital (WACC), which is the average rate a company is expected to pay to finance its assets.