A) net present value.
B) internal rate of return.
C) accounting rate of return.
D) payback period.
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A) It is a discounted cash flow method based on net income.
B) It is a non-discounted method based on net income.
C) It is a discounted cash flow method based on cash flow.
D) It is a non-discounted method based on cash flow.
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A) mutually exclusive projects.
B) screening projects.
C) independent projects.
D) preference projects.
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A) future value of a single amount problem.
B) present value of a single amount problem.
C) future value of an annuity problem.
D) present value of an annuity problem.
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A) accounting rate of return.
B) payback period.
C) net present value.
D) internal rate of return.
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A) Accounting rate of return
B) Payback period
C) Net present value
D) Internal rate of return
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A) $45,000
B) $105,000
C) $150,000
D) $195,000
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A) 1.6 years
B) 3.08 years
C) 5 years
D) 8 years
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A) the rate actually earned by the project,considering the time value of money.
B) the rate actually earned by the project,based on accounting income.
C) the rate used to discount the future cash flows to reflect the time value of money.
D) the firm's cost of capital.
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A) The payback period is the amount of time it takes for a capital investment to "pay for itself."
B) In general,projects with longer payback periods are safer investments than those with shorter payback periods.
C) When cash flows are equal each year,the payback period is calculated by dividing the initial investment in the project by its annual cash flow.
D) The payback method is often used as a screening tool for potential investments.
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A) $111,680
B) $358,120
C) $1,472,020
D) $2,636,160
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A) Less than zero
B) $100,000
C) $500,000
D) $46,826
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A) preference decision.
B) capital decision.
C) screening decision.
D) incremental decision.
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A) initial investment divided by annual net income.
B) initial investment divided by required rate of return.
C) annual net income divided by initial investment.
D) annual net income divided by required rate of return.
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A) The $4,000 now is worth $81.50 more than the $5,000 in the future.
B) The $4,000 now is worth $100.00 more than the $5,000 in the future.
C) The $5,000 in the future is worth $81.50 more than the $4,000 now.
D) The $5,000 in the future is worth $100.00 more than the $4,000 now.
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A) cannot be calculated.
B) is calculated by dividing the initial investment by the average cash flows.
C) is calculated by subtracting each year's cash flows from the initial investment until zero is reached.
D) is calculated by dividing the total years in the project by two.
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