Chapter 9 - Capital Budgeting Flashcards
Screening Decision
Comparing Investment to Benchmark
Two types of Capital Budgeting decisions..
Screening and Preference
Preference Decision
Comparing investment to other products
Discounted Cash Flow Models
Illustrate the process of taking future money cash flows (FMCF) and discounting the values back to present value by using PV charts.
Net Present Value
The total present value of future cash flows, less the initial investment. NPV = PV - Investment*
*When sale of current equipment occurs (different than salvage value) subtract from initial investment after PV has been calculated.
Annuity
A future cash flow that remains constant over consecutive periods of time. (Use Annuity Table in conjunction with Cost of Capital/Required Rate of Return/ Hurdle Rate)
Single Sum
A future cash flow that occurs in an isolated time period that requires the use of the single sum discount chart.
Internal Rate of Return
Rate of Return on project being considered*
- If IRR > CoC (Discount Rate) then proceed with project
- If IRR < CoC (Discount Rate) then do not undertake project
Payback Period
Discusses the amount of time to payback the initial investment.
Investment/Net Annual Cash Inflows
*Assumes equal cash inflows, average inflows if not.
Accounting Rate of Return
Measures the average return over the life of the asset
Savings of Asset / # years - Cost of Asset / # of years
over
Initial Required Investment