Chapter 5: Investment decision Flashcards

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Annuity:

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A series of equal cash flows

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Capital expenditure

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Expenditure which results in the acquisition of non-current assets or an improvement in their earning capacity. It is not charged as an expense in the statement of profit or loss; the expenditure appears as a non-current asset in the statement of financial position.

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Revenue expenditure

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Charged to the statement of profit or loss and is expenditure which is incurred:
* For the purpose of the trade of the business – this includes expenditure classified as selling and distribution expenses, administration expenses and finance charges
* To maintain the existing earning capacity of non-current assets

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Internal rate of return (IRR):

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A discounted cash flow technique that calculates the percentage return given by a project. If this return is used to discount a project’s cash flows, it would deliver an NPV of zero.

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Opportunity cost

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A cost incurred from diverting existing resources from their best use.

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Payback period

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A measure of how long it takes for the cash flows affected by the decision to invest to repay the cost of the original investment.

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Perpetuity

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: An annuity that occurs for the foreseeable future.

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Relevant cash flow:

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A future incremental cash flow caused by a decision (eg to invest in a project).

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Present value:

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The cash equivalent now of money received (or paid) in the future.

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