Why are book rates of return reported not useful inputs for capital investment decisions?
Please provide more then a sequence explanation.
Book rate of return is not
used to take investment decision because of different adjustments
under different accounting standards(IFRS,U.S GAAP).
Why are book rates of return reported not useful inputs for capital investment decisions? Please provide...
Discussion Questions 1. What is the opportunity cost of capital? 2. Why do different interest rates exist in a competitive market? 3. Why is the opportunity cost of capital the best available expected return offered in the market on an investment of comparable risk and return? 4. How does the opportunity cost of capital provide the benchmark against which the cash flows of a new investment should be evaluated?
Explain why we use the overall cost of capital for investment decisions even when only one source of capital will be used?
Why is it sometimes more useful to consider variance instead of a mean? Please provide a real life example.
Why do we use the overall cost of capital for investment decisions even when only one source of capital will be used (e.g., debt)? Suppose a firm estimates its weighted average cost of capital (WACC) to be 10%. Should the WACC be used to evaluate all of its potential projects, even if they vary in risk? If not, what might be “reasonable” costs of capital for average, high and low-risk projects?
Is it possible to get 3 internal rates of return? can you please provide an example of a non-convential cash flow which results in one?
(Divisional costs of capital and investment decisions) In May of this year, Newcastle Mfg. Company's capital investment review committee received two major investment proposals. One of the proposals was put forth by the firm's domestic manufacturing division, and the other came from the firm's distribution company. Both proposals promise a return on invested capital to approximately 15 percent. In the past, Newcastle has used a single firm-wide cost of capital to evaluate new investments. However, managers have long recognized that...
please answer both (c) and (d)
please provide working.
Kenanga Investment Bank is evaluating an equity. Recently, Malaysia government's risk free rate is 3.5%. Calculate the following investment's expected retun and its standard deviation. Should Kenanga Investment Bank invest in this equity compared to Malaysia risk free rate? Why (c) Return -5% 3% 7% 9% Probability 0.20 0.10 0.40 0.30 (10 marks) (d) Using the CAPM (capital asset pricing model) and SML (security market line), what is the expected rate...
Can someone please provide an explanation for why each one is
faster than the other for SN1 reactions.
Chapter 7 Sheet1 Sn1 Reactions: Factors Effecting Rates Polar Protic solvents 1) For the following pairs of reactions, predict which will occur more quickly and provide an explanation. CH,OH chy07) X the best L.G. faster - I is most acidic and f is the worst la x ol voo r kom fester • Joan it do N o nto faster:
Average rates of Return Method, Net Present Value Method, and And The capital investment committee of Ellis Transport and Storage Inc. is considering two The estimated income from operations and net cash flows from each investment are as follows: Tracking Technology Year Income from Net Cash $251.000 wNw Warehouse Income from Net Cash Operations Flow $52,200 $157,000 52,200 157,000 52,200 157,000 52,200 157,000 52,200 157,000 $261,000 $785,000 34,000 212.000 149.00 42,000 18,000 7.000 Total 61,000 $785,000 Each project requires an...
Provide a microeconomic analysis of suppliers with explanation and analysis of forecasts of labor, capital stock, and intermediate inputs as it relates to the agrochemical industry in the United States and Syngenta specifically. You’ll need to identify the suppliers of intermediate goods, labor, and discuss the physical capital stock. Here you’ll want to discuss the outlook for oil prices, which influence the macroeconomic outlook, and are an important intermediate input into any good that is transported (as well as anything...