COMPARING ALTERNATIVE Flashcards

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A variety of methods exists for selecting the superior alternative
from a group of proposals.

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rate of return, annual worth, present worth, future worth and
payback period and cost-benefit analysis.

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When two or more alternatives are capable of performing the same
functions, the economically superior alternative would be the

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largest
present worth.

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From
that point since we are pertaining to cost, the alternative with ___ is the best option.

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least present worth cost

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5
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is exactly comparable to the present worth method except that all cash inflows and outflows are compounded forward to a reference point in time
called the future.

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Future Worth Analysis.

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6
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Alternatives that accomplish the same purpose but that have
unequal lives must be compared by the

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annual cost method.

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The annual cost method assumes that each alternative will be
__________.

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replaced by an identical twin at the end of its useful life (i.e.,
infinite renewal).

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The calculated annual cost is known as the

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equivalent uniform
annual cost (EUAC) or equivalent annual cost (EAC).

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9
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Cost is
a positive number when

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expenses exceed income.

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effective annual interest rate at which an investment accrues income.

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rate of return (ROR)

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