Chapter 14 definitions Flashcards

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Marginal or incremental cash flows

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the additional cash flows that result from capital budgeting decisions, generated by new projects

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Externalities

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the consequences that result from an investment that may benefit or harm unrelated third parties.

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initial after tax cash flow

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the total cash outlay required to initiate an investment project, including the change in net working capital and associated opportunity costs

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Capital cost

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all costs incurred to make an investment operational, such as machinery installation expenses, land-clearing costs , and so on; these can be depreciated for tax purposes

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expected annual after tax cash flows

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the cash flows that are estimated to occur as a result of the investment decision, comprising the associated expected incremental increase in after tax operating income and any incremental tax savings (or additional taxes paid) that result from the initial investment outlay.

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ending (or terminal) after tax cash flow (ECF)

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the total cash flow that is expected to be generated in the terminal year of a project, aside from that year’s expected after-tax cash flow; the estimated salvage value of the asset

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Salvage value

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the estimated sale price of an asset at the end of its useful life

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Sensitivity analysis

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an examination of how an investment’s NPV changes as the value of different inputs are changed, one input at a time

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Scenario Analysis

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an examination of how an investment’s NPV changes in response to varying scenarios in terms of one or more estimates, such as sales or costs

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Real Option valuation (ROV)

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an assessment that recognizes that firms respond to different circumstances and change their operating characteristics

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decision tree

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a schematic way to represent alternative decisions and the possible outcomes

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NPV Break-even point

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the level of annual operating cash flow required for a project to produce an NPV of zero

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Expansion projects

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projects tat add something extra to the firm in terms of sales or cost savings; their new cash flows are incremental cash flows

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14
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replacement projects

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projects that involve the replacement of an existing asset (or assets) with a new one

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