31.2: Net Present Value and Internal Rate of Return Flashcards

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What is NPV?

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The present value of an investment’s cash inflows (benefits) minus the present value of its cash outflows (costs).

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Formula for NPV in terms of a conventional cash flow?

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NPV = Σ t=1 * CFt / (1+r)^t - Outlay

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Formula for NPV in terms of a non-conventional cash flow?

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NPV = Σ t=0 * CFt / (1+r)^t

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What is important to remember when calculating NPV?

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The first cash flow is set at t=1 by default.

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What is the internal rate of return (IRR)?

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The discount rate that makes net present value equal 0; the discount rate that makes the present value of an investment’s costs (outflows) equal to the present value of the investment’s benefits (inflows).

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What is the internal rate of return (IRR) formula?

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Σ t=1 * CFt / (1+IRR)^t = Outlay

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What is the Hurdle rate?

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The rate of return that a project’s IRR must exceed for the project to be accepted by the company.

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