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Supplementary objective test questions




               CHAPTER 11 – FURTHER ASPECTS OF INVESTMENT APPRAISAL


               11.1 A company is spending $500,000 on a machine for a project which is expected
                     to last 3 years, when the scrap value will be nil.

                     The project will generate revenue of $370,000 each year by selling 2,960 units
                     at $125 each. The company expects the current C/S ratio of 80% to apply to the
                     project.


                     The following information is available:

                          There are no incremental fixed costs.

                          The company pays tax at 25% on revenue flows.

                          Ignore tax on capital flows.

                          The company uses an annual cost of capital of 10%.


                     What does the cost of capital need to rise to before the company decides
                     not  to  accept  the  project?  Give  your  answer  as  a  whole  percentage:
                     __________%


               11.2 A company plans to invest $250,000 in a new project on 31st December 20X1.
                     Production costs for the three years of the project’s life will be $150,000 per
                     year in current terms.


                     The rate of inflation on production costs is expected to be 10% per year in line
                     with the general rate of inflation. It hopes to earn revenues from the project
                     worth $800,000 at the end of the first year and anticipates this figure will rise at
                     5% per year over the project’s life.

                     The company’s real cost of capital is 4.54%.

                     What is the anticipated Net Present Value of the project?

                     A     $1,249,262


                     B     $1,344,832

                     C     $1,383,581

                     D     $1,541,330











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