Economics Engineering question. Please justify it.
Answer:
Given statement is true.
In a capital equipment investment project, the smallest possible rate of return is 0%
Explanation:
Rate of return = (Gain from Investment – Cost of Investment)/ Cost of Investment
Gain from Investment refers to the proceeds obtained from the sale of the investment of interest which is exactly equal to the cost of investment leads to ROR = 0%
Economics Engineering question. Please justify it. In a capital equipment investment project, the smallest possible rate...
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EHealth Economics question. Please help
me.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false, and justify your answer (1) A risk-averse individual prefers a certain outcome to an uncertain outcome with the same expected income (2) Insurance represents a transfer of wealth from healthy states to sick states (3) When insurance is fair, in a sense, it is also free.
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Solve these three Economics Engineering questions using the data
on table.
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Investment consist of spending on new plants, capital equipment, machinery, inventories, construction etc. The investment decision weighs marginal benefits and marginal cost. The expected rate return is the marginal benefit, and the interest rate ( the cost of borrowing funds) represents the marginal cost. True of false
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Find the IRR of the investment in below. Your cost of capital is 6%. Should you invest? Justify your answer. 3. Net Cash Outlay 154,00 Cash Flow70,234 Cash Flow 2 Cash Flow 349.468 50.225 4. Your firm is considering another investment that has an internal rate of return of 0.061. Should your firm invest in this project or the project in Problem 3? Justify your answer.
Solve the following Economics Engineering question based on the
data provided. (Note: Do not use the interest table)
Problem 7-1 An investment of $100,000 today, will pay 10 annual payments of $15,000 each. Compute the rate of return on this investment to the second decimal place. (i 8% -9%) A. 8.15% B.8.85% C.8.52% D. 8.37%
This question is about " Engineering Economics ".
Chapter1: Foundations of Engineering Economy.
Please answer question number4.
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