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LOS 20.i: Distinguish among the economic profit, residual                     READING 20: CAPITAL BUDGETING
    income, and claims valuation models for capital budgeting
    and evaluate a capital project using each.
                                                                           MODULE 20.3: REAL OPTIONS AND PITFALLS IN CAPITAL BUDGETING

    Economic profit is a measure of profit in excess of the dollar
    cost of capital invested in a project:                         EXAMPLE: Calculating economic profit: Using the data from our previous
                                                                   example, calculate the economic profit for Blue Wave in years 1 through 4.
    EP = NOPAT − $WACC

    where:
                                                                             Straight line depr
    NOPAT = net operating profit after tax = EBIT (1 − tax rate)
    $WACC = dollar cost of capital = WACC × capital                          EBIT (1-t)
    Capital = dollar amount of investment                                    12% * capital



    The NPV based on economic profit is called the
    market value added (MVA):






                                                                                                                  Notice that MVA = NPV?

                                                  Company value = Project NPV + initial investment  = $168,467 + $400,000 = $568,467



    Residual income focuses on returns on equity, determined by subtracting an equity charge from the accounting net income.








                                   Calculate the NPV of the Blue Wave project and the company   =  $168,467, same prior methods!
                                   using the residual income method.                         Company value = PV of the residual income plus the equity
                                                                                             investment (net worth in year 0) plus the value of debt:

                                                                                             = $168,467 + $115,767 + $284,233 = $568,467
                                                                                             More in-depth in book 3!
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