Exam 3 Flashcards
(38 cards)
The internal rate of return is the rate of interest that makes the rpesent value of a projects cash inflows
equal to the present value of its cash outflows
Project A has a payback period of 8 years, while project b has a payback period of 7. The payback policy is 6 years. What proj should be accepted
Neither
When the NPV and IRR rules produce conflicting investment decisions then how do you decide which to listen to?
NPV is superior
Payback does not include the what in its analysis
-the time value of money
all of the projects cash flows
a measure of the change in shareholders wealth
Which of the following capital budgeting techniques does not take into account the cost of capital?
payback period
What technique ignores the time value of money
PBP
The ___ the stand. dev, the ___ the investment
larger, risker
The risk remaining after the extensive diversification is primarily
systematic risk
the risk that diversification cannot eliminate are (4)
interest rate risk
risk due to recession
inflation risk
systematic risk
The value in the best alternative use and its included in capital budgeting analysis
opportunity cost
What are the basic principal for estimating a proj cash flows
- Project cash flows are incremental
- Sunk costs are irrelevant to decision making
- Opportunity Costs are relevant
- Consider/add back depretiation
Truman University is thinking of opening an evening college. In figuring the cost of such a project, a figure is provided for the lighting of the parking lots. It’s pointed out by the university’s finance officer that a city ordinance requires that the parking lots be lighted whether there is an evening college in session or not. Lighting expenses are an ex of….
sunk costs
Costs that have already been spent and are ignored
sunk costs
What is a noncash expense that is not followed by cash outflows
depretiation
What are the two steps in capital budgeting?
Estimating proj cash flows
Evaluating the proj using NPV, IRR, PBP
how is return measured?
by expected return
How is risk measured
by standard deviation
General risk/market risk; common for everystock; equally affects all stocks
systematic risk
What type of risk are the following
recession, war, inflation
systematic
risk that is specific to a company
unsystematic risk
What type of risk is the following
labor strike
corruption
death of a CEO
unsystematic
A diversified investor can eliminate what kind of risk?
unsystematic risk but not systematic
What does beta measure
market risk
The minimum rate you require on investing for the level of risk you take
REQUIRED RATE OF RETURN; USE CAPM