Engineering Economics Flashcards

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Annuity or annual

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BV

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Book value

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EUAC

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Equivalent uniform annualized cost

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EV

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Expected value

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F

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Future value

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f

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Inflation rate

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G

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Uniform gradient amount per interest period

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i

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Interest rate per period

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M

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Compound period

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MACRS

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Modified accelerated cost recovery system

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MARR

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Modified attractive rate of return

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n

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Number of compounding periods

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P

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Present value

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ROI

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Return on investment

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Economics

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A social science concerned chiefly with description and analysis of the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services

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Finance

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The science or study of the management of funds

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Depreciate

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To deduct from taxable income a portion of the original cost of (a business asset) over several years as the value of the asset decreases

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Inflation

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A continuing rise in the general price level usually attributed to an increase in in the volume of money and credit relative to available goods and services

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Fixed cost

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A cost that remains constant and does not vary with short term changes in production

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Variable cost

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Cost that fluctuates directly with changes in output

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Direct labor

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Labor (as machine operators) applied directly to a product in the manufacturing process so that the cost is computable, identifiable, and chargeable directly to the specific product

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Indirect labor

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Labor (as clerks, repair men, maintenance men) applied indirectly to a product in the manufacturing process so that the cost is not computable in, identifiable with, or chargeable directly to the specific product

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Sustainability

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Of, relating to, or being a method of harvesting or using a resource so the resource is not depleted or permanently damaged

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Cash flow diagrams

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A method to visualize cash flows over time

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P Given F, i, n
P=F(1+i)^-n Note that I should be a decimal
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Non annual compounding
i’ = (1+(r/m))^m-1
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Inflation
d=i+f+(ixf)
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Uniform gradient
Another type of cash flow that may be tested - the **uniform gradient amount per interest period** (G)
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P Given G, i, and n
P’ = G(FIND IN FERH SUPPLIED FACTOR TABLE)
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Net present value
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Comparing alternative costs Same i
Lower payback is better P’ = -P + (P/F, i, n) OR P’ = -P + (P/A, i, n)
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Capitalized costs
The present value of an infinite series of payments, given an interest rate
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CONCEPT Would an infinite series of payments produce an infinite value?
NO and infinite series of payments will have a FINITE value
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Capitalized cost Eq
P = A/i
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Equivalent Uniform Annualized Cost EUAC
When alternatives do the same job but have different life expectancies, they may be compared based on the cost per year of each alternative
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EUAC
EUAC = P(A/P, i, n) + (per year cost)
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Cost benefit analysis
B - C >= 0
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Fixed cost
Fixed costs do not vary with production, such as plant and equipment (overhead) costs
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Incremental cost
Or marginal costs - vary with production such as material and labor
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Sunk cost
BAD Throwing good money after bad Feeling committed to something because money was already put in
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Minimum attractive rate or return (MARR)
Should represent the minimum ROI known
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Break even analysis
Exactly as it sounds Set Eq(1) = Eq(2) and solve for variable
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Probabilistic analysis
Given uncertain outcomes but given the probability of possible costs/revenues
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EV
EV = (C1)(P1) + (C2)(P2) + …
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Probabilistic analysis ex
* remember to find EV THEN apply P’ = P(P/A, i, n)
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Straight line depreciation D_j (j = year of depreciation)
D_j = (C-S_n)/n
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Book value
BV = P - ΣD_j
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Book value Definition
Represents the portion of assets initial cost that has not yet been used to offset income
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Given annual rate, compounded monthly
Divide by 12
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When given an initial amount (A) and an annual increase, or gradient (G), use what to find P
P = A(P/A) + G(P/G)
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Max investment =
Present worth of benefits (P/A) for difference in cost (ie cost savings)
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Profit can be found from what two totals
Revenue - cost
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When inflation is mentioned use
Combined interest rate Can be used for rate of return
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For the total amount paid on a loan
Convert each payment with (P/F) with inflation rate then take those values and put through (P/F) with interest rate. OR Use inflation Eq for d and use in (P/A) and find closest
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READ CAREFULLY
Dumbass
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When asking for depreciation value give the
Amount of decrease NOT total amount after decrease
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Present value of a bond
P = A(P/A) + F(P/F) Where F is the value of the bond
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Cost of bonds
= A(P/A) + F(P/F)
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Annual interest payments for bonds
Interest rate * bond worth
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Rate of return investment for bonds?
Guess and check until cost = what bond was bought for
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When given a table for schedule of funds use this
F = ΣP(1+i)^n Add every iteration for n
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Tax savings from depreciation
Depreciation value * tax rate
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Annual net cash flow
Cash flow from ops - income taxes - income taxes
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Income taxes
(cash inflow - ops cost)*tax rate - tax savings from depreciation
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