[5] Project Interactions Flashcards

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[Prioritization of Projects in a Portfolio] Idea

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  • I have a certain budget
  • Sort the projects with higher PI
  • Choose the higher PI projects until meet the budget
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[Replacement Analysis] Definitions

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  • The “defender” is the equipment
  • The “challenger” is the best available replacement equipment
  • Reasons for replacement: (i) obsolescence; (ii) depletion; and (iii) deteriorization
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[Replacement Analysis] Differential Cash-flow (DCF)

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DCF = B - A

  • 3 criteria are met (time, discount rate, risk)
  • Calculate the two functions, and discover to which values of discount rate we choose each project
  • When NPV and IRR are contradictory
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[Replacement Analysis] Equivalent Average Annual Cost (EAAC)

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EAAC = PV/a_n|i

  • PV = Initial cost + Annual cost * a_n|i (if infinite then use p_n|i)
  • Time criteria not met
  • Choose the lower EAAC
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[Project Selection] Minimum Common Time Horizon (MCTH)

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MCTH = n_A * n_B

  • Time criteria not met
  • Choose the higher NPV
  • Sometimes can get really big
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[Project Selection] Equivalent Average Annual Cash-flow (EAACF)

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EAACF = NPV/a_n|i

  • Time criteria not met
  • Choose the higher EAACF
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[Project Selection] Infinite Replication NPV NPV(n, inf)

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NPV(n, inf) = EAACF/i

  • Discount rate criteria not met
  • Choose the higher NPV(n, inf), we want higher cash-flow
  • Can be done with the EAAC, in that case we choose the lowest NPV(n, inf), we want lower cost
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