Chapter 6 - Evaluating Financial Impact Flashcards

1
Q

What is it called when we add interest earned each period to the principal for purposes of computing interest for the next period?

A

Compound interest

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2
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Does compound or simple interest have a greater total value?

A

Compound interest

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3
Q

What is used by most financial institutions?

A

Compound interest

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4
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What is an equivalent yearly simple interest rate that takes compounding into account?

A

Annual percentage yield (APY)

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5
Q

What reflects interest being paid on the actual amount borrowed?

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Annual percentage rate (APR)

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6
Q

List 5 financial functions that perform calculations that help determine the most feasible financing option

A
  1. PMT
  2. RATE
  3. NPER
  4. PV
  5. FV
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7
Q

Which function finds the value of the payment per period, assuming there are constant payments and a constant interest rate for the duration of the loan?

A

PMT function

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8
Q

True or False:

Financial functions apply the interest rate per period and the payment per period to the principal value over a specified number of periods

A

True

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9
Q

When do you use the PMT function?

A

When you are determining a loan payment

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10
Q

Which function calculates the interest rate per period?

A

RATE

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11
Q

Which function calculates the number of periods?

A

NPER

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12
Q

Which function calculates the initial value?

A

PV

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13
Q

Which function calculates the final value?

A

FV

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14
Q

Fill in the Blanks:

When using the type argument _ represents the beginning of the period and _ represents the end of the period

A
  1. 0

2. 1

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15
Q

What is the amount of money coming into or out of a company each year?

A

Cash flow

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16
Q

What is the process by which a company spreads the expense of an asset over its useful life?

A

Depreciation

17
Q

What is a standard method of detailing a loan transaction?

A

The amortization schedule

18
Q

What lists the remaining principal and the value of the payment apportioned to interest expense and to paying down the principal?

A

The amortization schedule

19
Q

Which function calculates the value of the interest payment for a specified period?

A

The IPMT function

20
Q

Which function calculates the value of the principal payment for a specified period?

A

The PPMT function

21
Q

Which function automatically calculates the interest values between a start period and an end period?

A

The CUMIPMT function

22
Q

Which function automatically calculates the principal values between a start period and an end period?

A

The CUMPRINC function

23
Q

What is an approximation of the actual depreciation allowed by the tax code?

A

The straight line depreciation method

24
Q

Which function computes depreciation at an accelerated rate?

A

The double-declining balance function

25
Q

What uses expected cash flows and applies a minimum rate of return to discount these cash flows into present value dollars?

A

Net present value

26
Q

What considers the cash flows and discounts them back to the present value?

A

Internal rate of return (IRR)

27
Q

What calculates the rate at which the discounted cash flows in and out are equal?

A

Internal rate of return (IRR)

28
Q

What is the sum of the cash flows, excluding initial investment, divided by the investment value?

A

Return on investment (ROI)

29
Q

What is the time it will take to earn sufficient profits so the loan can be paid back?

A

The payback period

30
Q

What is the year in which the cumulative total cash flow is greater than or equal to $0?

A

The payback year