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This document provides 30 multiple choice questions about capital budgeting decisions and techniques such as net present value (NPV), internal rate of return (IRR), payback period, and book rate of return. It tests understanding of concepts like how to calculate these metrics, which consider the time value of money, how various factors like tax rates and cash flows affect the results, and differences between the techniques.

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Mas 7

This document provides 30 multiple choice questions about capital budgeting decisions and techniques such as net present value (NPV), internal rate of return (IRR), payback period, and book rate of return. It tests understanding of concepts like how to calculate these metrics, which consider the time value of money, how various factors like tax rates and cash flows affect the results, and differences between the techniques.

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CHAPTER7:CAPITALBUDGETINGDECISIONSPARTI

MultipleChoice

d1.Calculatingthepaybackperiodforacapitalprojectrequiresknowingwhichofthefollowing?
a.Usefullifeoftheproject.
b.Thecompany'sminimumrequiredrateofreturn.
c.Theproject'sNPV.
d.Theproject'sannualcashflow.

c2.Thepaybackcriterionforcapitalinvestmentdecisions
a.isconceptuallysuperiortotheIRRcriterion.
b.takesintoconsiderationthetimevalueofmoney.
c.givesprioritytorapidrecoveryofcash.
d.emphasizesthemostprofitableprojects.

a3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTrelevantincalculatingannualnetcashflowsforaninvestment?
a.Interestpaymentsonfundsborrowedtofinancetheproject.
b.Depreciationonfixedassetspurchasedfortheproject.
c.Theincometaxrate.
d.Lostcontributionmarginifsalesoftheproductinvestedinwillreducesalesofotherproducts.

a4.Ifthepresentvalueofthefuturecashflowsforaninvestmentequalstherequiredinvestment,theIRRis
a.equaltothecutoffrate.
b.equaltothecostofborrowedcapital.
c.equaltozero.
d.lowerthanthecompany'scutoffrateofreturn.

b5.TherelationshipbetweenpaybackperiodandIRRisthat
a.apaybackperiodoflessthanonehalfthelifeofaprojectwillyieldanIRRlowerthanthetarget
rate.
b.thepaybackperiodisthepresentvaluefactorfortheIRR.
c.aprojectwhosepaybackperioddoesnotmeetthecompany'scutoffrateforpaybackwillnotmeetthe
company'scriterionforIRR.
d.noneoftheabove.

c6.WhichofthefollowingeventsismostlikelytoreducetheexpectedNPVofaninvestment?
a.Themajorcompetitorfortheproducttobemanufacturedwiththemachinerybeingconsideredfor
purchasehasbeenrated"unsatisfactory"byaconsumergroup.
b.Theinterestrateonlongtermdebtdeclines.
c.TheincometaxrateisraisedbytheCongress.
d.Congressapprovestheuseoffasterdepreciationthanwaspreviouslyavailable.

a7.IfaninvestmenthasapositiveNPV,
a.itsIRRisgreaterthanthecompany'scostofcapital.
b.costofcapitalexceedsthecutoffrateofreturn.
c.itsIRRislessthanthecompany'scutoffrateofreturn.
d.thecutoffrateofreturnexceedscostofcapital.

c8.WhichofthefollowingdescribestheannualreturnsthatarediscountedindeterminingtheNPVofan
investment?
a.Netincomesexpectedtobeearnedbytheproject.
b.Pretaxcashflowsexpectedfromtheproject.
c.Aftertaxcashflowsexpectedfromtheproject.
d.Aftertaxcashflowsadjustedforthetimevalueofmoney.

b9.WhichofthefollowingcapitalbudgetingmethodsdoesNOTconsiderthetimevalueofmoney?
a.IRR.
b.Bookrateofreturn.
c.Timeadjustedrateofreturn.
d.NPV.

b10.Allotherthingsbeingequal,ascostofcapitalincreases
a.morecapitalprojectswillprobablybeacceptable.
b.fewercapitalprojectswillprobablybeacceptable.
c.thenumberofcapitalprojectsthatareacceptablewillchange,butthedirectionofthechangeisnot
determinablejustbyknowingthedirectionofthechangeincostofcapital.
d.thecompanywillprobablywanttoborrowmoneyratherthanissuestock.

d11.WhichofthefollowingisabasicdifferencebetweentheIRRandthebookrateofreturn(BRR)criteria
forevaluatinginvestments?
a.IRRemphasizesexpensesandBRRemphasizesexpenditures.
b.IRRemphasizesrevenuesandBRRemphasizesreceipts.
c.IRRisusedforinternalinvestmentsandBRRisusedforexternalinvestments.
d.IRRconcentratesonreceiptsandexpendituresandBRRconcentratesonrevenuesandexpenses.

a12.Ifaprojecthasapaybackperiodshorterthanitslife,
a.itsNPVmaybenegative.
b.itsIRRisgreaterthancostofcapital.
c.itwillhaveapositiveNPV.
d.itsincrementalcashflowsmaynotcoveritscost.

c13.Costofcapitalis
a.theamountthecompanymustpayforitsplantassets.
b.thedividendsacompanymustpayonitsequitysecurities.
c.thecostthecompanymustincurtoobtainitscapitalresources.
d.thecostthecompanyischargedbyinvestmentbankerswhohandletheissuanceofequityorlongterm
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debtsecurities.

d14.Thenormalmethodsofanalyzinginvestments
a.cannotbeusedbynotforprofitentities.
b.donotapplyiftheprojectwillnotproducerevenues.
c.cannotbeusedifthecompanyplanstofinancetheprojectwithfundsalreadyavailableinternally.
d.requireforecastsofcashflowsexpectedfromtheproject.

a15.WhichofthefollowingisNOTadefectofthepaybackmethod?
a.Itignorescashflowsbecauseitusesnetincome.
b.Itignoresprofitability.
c.Itignoresthepresentvaluesofcashflows.
d.Itignoresthepatternofcashflowsbeyondthepaybackperiod.

b16.Acompanywithcostofcapitalof15%planstofinanceaninvestmentwithdebtthatbears10%interest.
Therateitshouldusetodiscountthecashflowsis
a.10%.
b.15%.
c.25%.
d.someotherrate.

c17.WhichofthefollowingeventswillincreasetheNPVofaninvestmentinvolvinganewproduct?
a.Anincreaseintheincometaxrate.
b.Anincreaseintheexpectedperunitvariablecostoftheproduct.
c.Anincreaseintheexpectedannualunitvolumeoftheproduct.
d.Adecreaseintheexpectedsalvagevalueofequipment.

b18.AninvestmenthasapositiveNPVdiscountingthecashflowsata14%costofcapital.Whichstatementis
true?
a.TheIRRislowerthan14%.
b.TheIRRishigherthan14%.
c.Thepaybackperiodislessthan14years.
d.Thebookrateofreturnis14%.

a19.Thetechniquemostconcernedwithliquidityis
a.payback.
b.NPV.
c.IRR.
d.bookrateofreturn.

d20.ThetechniquethatdoesNOTusecashflowsis
a.payback.
b.NPV.
c.IRR.
d.bookrateofreturn.

a21.Iftherewerenoincometaxes,
a.depreciationwouldbeignoredincapitalbudgeting.
b.theNPVmethodwouldnotwork.
c.incomewouldbediscountedinsteadofcashflow.
d.allpotentialinvestmentswouldbedesirable.

a22.Twonewproducts,XandY,arealikeineverywayexceptthatthesalesofXwillstartlowandrise
throughoutitslife,whilethoseofYwillbethesameeachyear.Totalvolumesovertheirfiveyear
liveswillbethesame,aswillsellingprices,unitvariablecosts,cashfixedcosts,andinvestment.
TheNPVofproductX
a.willbelessthanthatofproductY.
b.willbethesameasthatofproductY.
c.willbegreaterthanthatofproductY.
d.noneoftheabove.

d23.Whichofthefollowingeventsismostlikelytoincreasethenumberofinvestmentsthatmeetacompany's
acceptancecriteria?
a.Topmanagementraisesthetargetrateofreturn.
b.Theinterestrateonlongtermdebtrises.
c.Theincometaxraterises.
d.TheIRSallowscompaniestoexpensepurchasesoffixedassets,insteadofdepreciatingthemovertheir
lives.

d24.InvestmentAhasapaybackperiodof5.4years,investmentBoneof6.7years.Fromthisinformationwe
canconclude
a.thatinvestmentAhasahigherNPVthanB.
b.thatinvestmentAhasahigherIRRthanB.
c.thatinvestmentA'sbookrateofreturnishigherthanB's.
d.noneoftheabove.

d25.InvestmentAhasabookrateofreturnof26%,investmentBoneof18%.Fromthisinformationwecan
conclude
a.thatinvestmentAhasahigherNPVthanB.
b.thatinvestmentAhasahigherIRRthanB.
c.thatinvestmentAhasashorterpaybackperiodthanB.
d.noneoftheabove.

c26.Adollarnowisworthmorethanadollartobereceivedinthefuturebecauseof
a.inflation.
b.uncertainty.
c.theopportunitycostofwaiting.
d.noneoftheabove.
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a27.Incontrasttothepaybackandbookrateofreturnmethods,theNPVandIRRmethods
a.considerthetimevalueofmoney.
b.ignoredepreciation.
c.useaftertaxcashflows.
d.alloftheabove.

a28.Whichofthefollowingisadiscountedcashflowmethod?
a.NPV.
b.Payback.
c.Bookrateofreturn.
d.Alloftheabove.

a29.Whichstatementdescribestherelevanceofdepreciationincalculatingcashflows?
a.Depreciationisrelevantonlywhenincometaxesexist.
b.Depreciationisalwaysrelevant.
c.Depreciationisneverrelevant.
d.Depreciationisrelevantonlywithdiscountedcashflowmethods.

b30.Asthediscountrateincreases
a.presentvaluefactorsincrease.
b.presentvaluefactorsdecrease.
c.presentvaluefactorsremainconstant.
d.itisimpossibletotellwhathappenstothefactors.

a31.Asthelengthofanannuityincreases
a.presentvaluefactorsincrease.
b.presentvaluefactorsdecrease.
c.presentvaluefactorsremainconstant.
d.itisimpossibletotellwhathappenstopresentvaluefactors.

a32.Theonlyfuturecoststhatarerelevanttodecidingwhethertoacceptaninvestmentarethosethatwill
a.bedifferentiftheprojectisacceptedratherthanrejected.
b.besavediftheprojectisacceptedratherthanrejected.
c.bedeductiblefortaxpurposes.
d.affectnetincomeintheperiodthattheyareincurred.

a33.Whichofthefollowingistrueofaninvestment?
a.Thelowerthecostofcapital,thehighertheNPV.
b.Thelowerthecostofcapital,thehighertheIRR.
c.Thelongertheproject'slife,theshorteritspaybackperiod.
d.Thehighertheproject'sNPV,theshorteritslife.

c34.WhichofthefollowingmethodsFAILStodistinguishbetweenreturnofinvestmentandreturnoninvestment?
a.NPV.
b.IRR.
c.Payback.
d.Bookrateofreturn.

c35.IfacompanyisNOTsubjecttoincometax,whichofthefollowingistrueofaproposedinvestment?
a.Theproject'sIRRequalstheentity'scostofcapital.
b.Theproject'sNPViszero.
c.Depreciationonassetsrequiredfortheprojectisirrelevanttotheevaluation.
d.Theexpectedannualincreaseinfuturecashflowsequalstheinvestmentrequiredtoundertakethe
project.

d36.WhichofthefollowingincreasesNPVandIRR?
a.Anupwardrevisioninexpectedannualnetcashflows.
b.Anupwardrevisionofexpectedlife.
c.Anupwardrevisionoftheresidualvalueofthelonglivedassetsbeingacquiredfortheproject.
d.Alloftheabove.

d37.Qualitativeissuescouldincreasetheacceptabilityofaprojectunderwhichofthefollowingconditions?
a.TheIRRislessthanthecompany'scutoffrate.
b.TheprojecthasanegativeNPV.
c.Thepaybackperiodislongerthanthecompany'scutoffperiod.
d.Alloftheabove.

a38.IfCo.XwantstouseIRRtoevaluatelongtermdecisionsandtoestablishacutoffrateofreturn,Xmust
besurethecutoffrateis
a.atleastequaltoitscostofcapital.
b.atleastequaltotherateusedbysimilarcompanies.
c.greaterthantheIRRonprojectsacceptedinthepast.
d.greaterthanthecurrentbookrateofreturn.

a39.WhichofthefollowingisNOTrelevantincalculatingnetcashflowsforProjectN?
a.InterestpaymentsonfundsthatwouldbeborrowedtofinanceProjectN.
b.DepreciationonassetspurchasedforProjectN.
c.ThecontributionmarginthecompanywouldloseifsalesoftheproductintroducedbyProjectNwill
reducesalesofotherproducts.
d.Theincometaxrateapplicabletotheentity.

b40.IftheIRRonaninvestmentiszero,
a.itsNPVispositive.
b.itsannualcashflowsequalitsrequiredinvestment.
c.itisgenerallyawiseinvestment.
d.itscashflowsdecreaseoveritslife.

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d41.Ifdepreciationonanewassetexceedsitssavingsincashoperatingcosts,whichofthefollowingis
true?
a.Theprojectisusuallyunacceptable.
b.Theannualaftertaxcashflowonthenewassetwillbegreaterthanthesavingsincashoperating
costs.
c.TheprojecthasanegativeNPV.
d.Alloftheabove.

d42.Costofcapitalis
a.theinterestrateanentitymustpaytoborrowmoney.
b.thereturnanentity'sstockholdersexpectontheirinvestment.
c.therateofreturntheentitycanearnfrominvestingavailablecash.
d.aconceptofmanagerialfinanceincorporatingalloftheaboveideas.

b43. Aninvestmentopportunitycosting$75,000isexpectedtoyieldnetcashflowsof$23,000annuallyfor
fiveyears.TheNPVoftheinvestmentatacutoffrateof14%wouldbe
a.$(3,959).
b.$3,959.
c.$75,000.
d.$78,959.

b44.Aninvestmentopportunitycosting$55,000isexpectedtoyieldnetcashflowsof$22,000annuallyforfive
years.Thepaybackperiodoftheinvestmentis
a.0.4years.
b.2.5years.
c.$33,000.
d.someothernumber.

c45.Aninvestmentopportunitycosting$180,000isexpectedtoyieldnetcashflowsof$53,000annuallyfor
fiveyears.TheIRRoftheinvestmentisbetween
a.10and12%.
b.12and14%.
c.14and16%.
d.16and18%.

b46. Aninvestmentopportunitycosting$150,000isexpectedtoyieldnetcashflowsof$45,000annuallyfor
fiveyears.Thecostofcapitalis10%.Thebookrateofreturnwouldbe
a.10%.
b.20%.
c.30%.
d.33.3%.

a47. Aninvestmentopportunitycosting$150,000isexpectedtoyieldnetcashflowsof$36,000annuallyfor
sixyears.TheNPVoftheinvestmentatacutoffrateof12%wouldbe
a.$(2,004).
b.$2,004.
c.$150,000.
d.$147,996.

c48.Aninvestmentopportunitycosting$100,000isexpectedtoyieldnetcashflowsof$22,000annuallyfor
sevenyears.Thepaybackperiodoftheinvestmentis
a.0.22years.
b.3.08years.
c.4.55years.
d.someothernumber.

a49.Aninvestmentopportunitycosting$200,000isexpectedtoyieldnetcashflowsof$39,000annuallyfor
eightyears.TheIRRoftheinvestmentisbetween
a.10and12%.
b.12and14%.
c.14and16%.
d.16and18%.

b50. Aninvestmentopportunitycosting$80,000isexpectedtoyieldnetcashflowsof$25,000annuallyfor
fouryears.Thecostofcapitalis10%.Thebookrateofreturnwouldbe
a.10.0%.
b.12.5%.
c.21.3%.
d.32.0%.

TrueFalse

T1.Paybackperiodisthelengthoftimeitwilltakeacompanytorecoupitsoutlayforaninvestment.

T2.Discountedcashflowtechniquesapplytoinvestmentsthatinvolveeithercostsonly,orbothcostsand
revenues.

F3.Costofcapitalistheinterestratethatacompanyexpectstopaytofinanceaparticularcapital
investmentproject.

F4.Thehigherthecostofcapital,thehigherthepresentvalueoffuturecashinflows.

F5.IftheIRRonacapitalprojectispositive,itsNPVwillbepositive.

T6.Salvagevalueisusuallyignoredincomputingthetaxdepreciationonaninvestmentindepreciableassets.

F7.IRRcanbecomputedforevencashflows,butnotforunevencashflows.
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T8.IfIRRislessthanthecostofcapital,theNPVwillbenegative.

F9.IFNPVisnegative,IRRisequaltothecostofcapital.

T10.Paybackemphasizesthereturnoftheinvestmentandignoresthereturnontheinvestment.

Problems

1.Aninvestmentopportunitycosting$180,000isexpectedtoyieldnetcashflowsof$60,000annuallyforfive
years.

a.FindtheNPVoftheinvestmentatacutoffrateof12%.

b.Findthepaybackperiodoftheinvestment.

c.FindtheIRRontheinvestment.

SOLUTION:

a.NPV:$36,300[(3.605x$60,000)$180,000]

b.Paybackperiod:3years($180,000/$60,000)

c.IRR:between18%and20%(3.0isbetween3.127and2.991)

2.Tofteisconsideringthepurchaseofamachine.Dataareasfollows:

Cost$100,000
Usefullife10years
Annualstraightlinedepreciation$10,000
Expectedannualsavingsincash
operationcosts$18,000

Tofte'scutoffrateis12%anditstaxrateis40%.

a.Computetheannualnetcashflowsfortheinvestment.

b.ComputetheNPVoftheproject.

SOLUTION:

a.Annualnetcashflows:$14,800[$18,000pretax40%x($18,000$10,000depreciation)]

b.NPV:Negative$16,380[($14,800x5.650)$100,000]

3.WillowCompanyisconsideringthepurchaseofamachinewiththefollowingcharacteristics.

Cost$150,000
Estimatedusefullife10years
Expectedannualcashcostsavings$35,000

Marquette'staxrateis40%,itscostofcapitalis12%,anditwillusestraightlinedepreciationforthe
newmachine.

a.Computetheannualaftertaxcashflowsforthisproject.

b.Findthepaybackperiodforthisproject.

SOLUTION:

a.Annualcashflows:$27,000[$35,00040%x($35,000$15,000)]

b.Paybackperiod:5.56years($150,000/$27,000)

4.BiltRiteCo.hastheopportunitytointroduceanewproduct.BiltRiteexpectstheproducttosellfor$60
andtohaveperunitvariablecostsof$40andannualcashfixedcostsof$3,000,000.Expectedannualsales
volumeis250,000units.Theequipmentneededtobringoutthenewproductcosts$5,000,000,hasafour
yearlifeandnosalvagevalue,andwouldbedepreciatedonastraightlinebasis.BiltRite'scostof
capitalis10%anditsincometaxrateis40%.

a.Findtheincreaseinannualaftertaxcashflowsforthisopportunity.

b.Findthepaybackperiodonthisproject.

c.FindtheNPVforthisproject.

SOLUTION:

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a.Increaseinannualcashflows:$1,700,000

Incomebeforetaxes,250,000x($60$40)
$3,000,000$5,000,000/4$750,000
Incometax(300,000)

Netincome$450,000
Plusdepreciation1,250,000

Netcashflow$1,700,000
==========

b.Paybackperiod:2.94years($5,000,000/$1,700,000)
c.NPV:$389,000[($1,700,000x3.170)$5,000,000]
5.Aninvestmentopportunitycosting$600,000isexpectedtoyieldnetcashflowsof$120,000annuallyforten
years.

a.FindtheNPVoftheinvestmentatacutoffrateof12%.

b.Findthepaybackperiodoftheinvestment.

c.FindtheIRRontheinvestment.

SOLUTION:

a.NPV:$78,000[(5.650x$120,000)$600,000]

b.Paybackperiod:5years($600,000/$120,000)

c.IRR:15%(5.0isabouthalfwaybetween5.216and4.833)

6. Scottsohasaninvestmentopportunitycosting$300,000thatisexpectedtoyieldthefollowingcashflows
overthenextsixyears:

YearOne $75,000
YearTwo $90,000
YearThree $115,000
YearFour $130,000
YearFive $100,000
YearSix $90,000

a. Findthepaybackperiodoftheinvestment.

b. Findthebookrateofreturnoftheinvestment.

c. FindtheNPVoftheinvestmentatacutoffrateof10%.

SOLUTION:

a. Paybackperiod:3.15years(75,000+90,000+115,000+.15x130,000)

b. Bookrateofreturn:33.3%

Averagereturn:$100,000($600,000total/6years)
Depreciation:50,000($30,000/6years)

Averageincome$50,000

Averageinvestment:$300,000/2=$150,000

Bookrateofreturn=$50,000/150,000=33.3%

c. NPV:$130,530

Cash Factor PV

1 75,000 .909 68,175
2 90,000 .826 74,340
3 115,000 .751 86,365
4 130,000 .683 88,790
5 100,000 .621 62,100
6 90,000 .564 50,760

430,530
Investment 300,000

NPV 130,530
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7.Acmeisconsideringthepurchaseofamachine.Dataareasfollows:

Cost$160,000
Usefullife10years
Annualstraightlinedepreciation$???
Expectedannualsavingsincash
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operationcosts$33,000

Acme'scutoffrateis12%anditstaxrateis40%.
a.Computetheannualnetcashflowsfortheinvestment.

b.ComputetheNPVoftheproject.

c.ComputetheIRRoftheproject.

SOLUTION:

a.Annualnetcashflows:$26,200[$33,000pretax40%x($33,000$16,000depreciation)]

b.NPV:Negative$11,970[($26,200x5.650)$160,000]

c. IRR:between10%and12%[factorof6.107(160,000/26,200)isbetween6.145and5.650]

8. Scottsohasaninvestmentopportunitycosting$180,000thatisexpectedtoyieldthefollowingcashflows
overthenextfiveyears:

YearOne $30,000
YearTwo $60,000
YearThree $90,000
YearFour $60,000
YearFive $30,000

a. Findthepaybackperiodoftheinvestment.

b. Findthebookrateofreturnoftheinvestment.

c. FindtheNPVoftheinvestmentatacutoffrateof12%.

SOLUTION:

a. Paybackperiod:3.0years(30,000+60,000+90,000)

b. Bookrateofreturn:20%

Averagereturn:$54,000($270,000total/5years)
Depreciation:36,000($180,000/5years)

Averageincome$18,000

Averageinvestment:$180,000/2=$90,000

Bookrateofreturn=$18,000/$90,000=20%

c. NPV:$6,930

Cash Factor PV

1 30,000 .893 26,790
2 60,000 .797 47,820
3 90,000 .712 64,080
4 60,000 .636 38,160
5 30,000 .567 17,010

193,860
Investment 180,000

NPV 13,860
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9.RenoCompanyisconsideringthepurchaseofamachinewiththefollowingcharacteristics.

Cost$160,000
Estimatedusefullife5years
Expectedannualcashcostsavings$56,000
Expectedsalvagevaluenone

Reno'staxrateis40%,itscostofcapitalis12%,anditwillusestraightlinedepreciationforthenew
machine.

a.Computetheannualaftertaxcashflowsforthisproject.

b.Findthepaybackperiodforthisproject.
c.ComputetheNPVforthisproject.

SOLUTION:

a.Annualcashflows:$46,400[$56,00040%x($56,00032,000)]

b.Paybackperiod:3.45years($160,000/$46,400)
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c.NPV:$7,272[($46,400x3.605)$160,000]

10.WhitehallCo.hastheopportunitytointroduceanewproduct.Whitehallexpectstheprojecttosellfor$40
andtohaveperunitvariablecostsof$27andannualcashfixedcostsof$1,500,000.Expectedannualsales
volumeis200,000units.Theequipmentneededtobringoutthenewproductcosts$3,500,000,hasafour
yearlifeandnosalvagevalue,andwouldbedepreciatedonastraightlinebasis.Whitehall'scutoffrate
is10%anditsincometaxrateis40%.

a.Findtheincreaseinannualaftertaxcashflowsforthisopportunity.

b.Findthepaybackperiodonthisproject.

c.FindtheNPVforthisproject.

SOLUTION:

a.Increaseinannualcashflows:$1,100,000

Incomebeforetaxes,[200,000x($40$27)
$1,500,000$3,500,000/4]$225,000
Incometax(90,000)

Netincome$135,000
Plusdepreciation875,000

Netcashflow$1,010,000
==========

b.Paybackperiod:3.47years($3,500,000/$1,010,000)

c.NPV:negative$298,300[($1,010,000x3.170)$3,500,000]

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