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PROJECT VALUATION TECHNIQUES






            The selection of projects:

            Condition of mutual exclusion - States can only choose one project. This
            may be due to companies experiencing capital constraints, time or labour.

            The situation is not independent - Companies can select multiple projects as
            long as many of those projects that meet the criteria established by the
            company

            The techniques can be used for capital budgeting are:

            a) Payback Period

            b) the net present value (NPV)

            c) Profitability Index (PI)

            d) Internal Rate of Return (IRR)




            a) PAYBACK PERIOD


            One of the most popular technique is the simplest technique. Payback
            Period is a reference to a number of years needed to recover the money
            invested during the early stages of investment (Io). Payback Period called
            the number of years.

            Decision criteria

            It is the number of year needed for a project to return its initial investment.
            The earlier the payback is better

            The selection criteria for a project:

            A project will:

            Selected : Payback Period < period required by the company

            Rejected : Payback Period > period required by the company
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