project Beta |
Project Aplha |
incremental cash outflow |
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cash outflow |
-300 |
-600 |
-300 |
|
12- |
cash inflow |
40 |
80 |
40 |
cross over rate = incremental cash inflow/incremental cash outflow |
40/300 |
0.1333333 |
13.33% |
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NPV of project Beta |
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project Beta |
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cash outflow |
-300 |
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cash inflow |
40 |
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present value of cash inflow for infinite period = cash flow/cross over rate |
40/13.33% |
300.07502 |
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NPV of project Beta |
300.075-300 |
0.075 |
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NPV of project Alpha |
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project Beta |
||||
cash outflow |
-600 |
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cash inflow |
80 |
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present value of cash inflow for infinite period = cash flow/cross over rate |
80/13.33% |
600.15004 |
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NPV of project Beta |
600.15004-600 |
0.15004 |
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Answer is A |
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13- |
Interest expense before adjustment of rate |
50000*20% |
10000 |
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Interest expense after adjustment of rate = 50000*(20%-4%) |
8000 |
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saving of interest |
2000 |
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answer is B |
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a wide range of goods and services to its customers. As part of its
budgeting process for the next year, it has several projects under
consideration so it must decide which projects should receive
capital...