Option A: 0.475% per year
Option B: 4.475% per year
Option C: 3.475% per year
Option D: 2.475% per year
Correct Answer: 2.475% per year ✔
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Option A: negative net present value
Option B: zero net present value
Option C: positive net present value
Option D: both b and c
Correct Answer: both b and c ✔
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The cash flows method, used by net present value method and internal rate of return are __________?
Option A: vertical cash flows
Option B: discounted cash flows
Option C: lean cash flows
Option D: future cash flows
Correct Answer: discounted cash flows ✔
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Option A: increase in operating income
Option B: average investment over five years
Option C: average capital invested
Option D: average rate of return
Correct Answer: average investment over five years ✔
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Option A: net present value
Option B: net future value
Option C: net discounted value
Option D: net recorded cash value
Correct Answer: net present value ✔
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The rate of return, which is made up of risk free and business risk element is known as __________?
Option A: nominal rate of return
Option B: accrual accounting rate of return
Option C: real rate of return
Option D: required rate of return
Correct Answer: real rate of return ✔
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Option A: cash value of money
Option B: net initial investment
Option C: net future value
Option D: time value of money
Correct Answer: net initial investment ✔
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Option A: horizontally across dimension
Option B: horizontally upward dimension
Option C: vertically upward dimension
Option D: both a and c
Correct Answer: both a and c ✔
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Option A: nominal rate of return
Option B: accrual accounting rate of return
Option C: real rate of return
Option D: required rate of return
Correct Answer: nominal rate of return ✔
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Option A: net value cash flow method
Option B: payback method
Option C: single cash flow method
Option D: lean cash flow method
Correct Answer: payback method ✔
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Option A: $10,511,000
Option B: $12,105,000
Option C: $1,100,000
Option D: $11,000,000
Correct Answer: $11,000,000 ✔
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Option A: 13.75%
Option B: 11.65%
Option C: 12.50%
Option D: 13.50%
Correct Answer: 12.50% ✔
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Option A: discounting period
Option B: investment period
Option C: payback period
Option D: earning period
Correct Answer: payback period ✔
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Option A: net initial investment
Option B: cash flow from operations after paying taxes
Option C: cash flow from terminal disposal after paying taxes
Option D: all of above
Correct Answer: all of above ✔
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Option A: $596,300
Option B: $485,300
Option C: $496,250
Option D: $486,250
Correct Answer: $496,250 ✔
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Option A: $5,645,000
Option B: $6,442,500
Option C: $3,442,500
Option D: $5,442,500
Correct Answer: $3,442,500 ✔
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Option A: 3.34 years
Option B: 4.34 years
Option C: 5.34 years
Option D: 6.34 years
Correct Answer: 3.34 years ✔
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Option A: discounting period
Option B: investment period
Option C: payback period
Option D: earning period
Correct Answer: payback period ✔
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Option A: lead value of money
Option B: storage value of money
Option C: time value of money
Option D: cash value of money
Correct Answer: time value of money ✔
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Option A: 27.28%
Option B: 25.28%
Option C: 22.28
Option D: 21.28
Correct Answer: 25.28% ✔
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Option A: project dimension
Option B: accounting-period dimension
Option C: back-flush accounting dimension
Option D: lean accounting dimension
Correct Answer: accounting-period dimension ✔
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Option A: lead budgeting
Option B: lean budgeting
Option C: capital budgeting
Option D: relevant budgeting
Correct Answer: capital budgeting ✔
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Option A: internal rate of return
Option B: accrual accounting rate of return
Option C: net present value
Option D: all of above
Correct Answer: all of above ✔
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Option A: accrual accounting rate of return
Option B: returned working capital
Option C: increase in expected average annual
Option D: decrease in expected average annual
Correct Answer: accrual accounting rate of return ✔
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Option A: real rate of return
Option B: required rate of return
Option C: nominal rate of return
Option D: none of above
Correct Answer: real rate of return ✔
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Option A: project dimension
Option B: accounting-period dimension
Option C: back-flush accounting dimension
Option D: lean accounting dimension
Correct Answer: project dimension ✔
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Option A: cash flow from operations
Option B: terminal disposal of investment
Option C: net initial investment
Option D: average return on investment
Correct Answer: net initial investment ✔
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Option A: net investment parity
Option B: inflation
Option C: purchasing parity
Option D: buying parity
Correct Answer: inflation ✔
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