Module 43 Misc. Flashcards
Capital budgeting is generally most accurate when the method used considers the cost of capital, as in the net present value method. The cost of capital used in this analysis should be ________ weighted average cost of capital.
Marginal
The cost of capital used should be the weighted average cost of capital in a marginal sense rather than a historical sense. In other words, the cost of capital should be determined in terms of the cost to issue debt and equity in the current market environment and not based on book value.
_______ and required rate of return are synonyms.
Hurdle Rate
If the time-adjusted rate of return, or internal rate of return, is higher than the rate of return required by the company, then the net present value of the project is _________ (positive/negative).
Positive
The use of an accelerated method instead of the straight-line method of depreciation in computing the net present value of a project has the effect of
increasing the present value of the depreciation tax shield.
What is the formula for the accounting rate of return?
Increase in Income / Required Investment
T/F
NPV = PV of inflows - PV of Outlows
TRUE
_______ is simply “accounting income” from a project divided by the investment cost of the project.
Accounting Rate of Return
________ considers the amount and timing of cash inflows and outflows in calculating a “true” (internal) rate of return on a project.
Internal Rate of Return
T/F
Both ARR and IRR consider salvage value—ARR in computation of depreciation expense and IRR as a future cash flow.
TRUE
T/F
Both ARR & IRR consider Cash Flows
FALSE
Cash Flows are NOT addressed in ARR
T/F
Both ARR & IRR consider TVM
FALSE
TVM is not considered in ARR
The “true” rate of interest is the same as the ________ rate.
Effective
The higher the risk, the ______ the discount rate, and the ______ the present value of the subject company.
Higher
Lower
T/F
Market risk/systematic risk includes company risk
FALSE
Company risk is not a component of market risk. It is related to a particular company and is much more specific than market risk. Company risk can be alleviated or avoided through diversification.
Usury laws have been developed in order to provide protection for borrowers from usury interest rates. Although these laws were developed for the “general good,” one negative consequence of these regulations from the borrower’s perspective is that:
less creditworthy customers are excluded from the market.