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Accelerated cost recovery system acrs |
Depreciation method under us tax law that allow for the accelerated write-off of property under various classification |
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Capital rationing |
The situation exists if a firm has positive and npv project but cannot obtain the necessary financing |
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Contingency planning |
Taking into account the manager options implicit in a project |
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Depreciation tax shield |
Tax saving that results from the depreciation deduction . Calculated as depreciation x corporate tax rate |
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Erosion |
The cash flow revenue of a project that comes at the cost of an existing project |
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Forecasting risk |
Possibility that Errors and projected cash flow will lead to incorrect decisions . Also called estimation risk |
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Hard rationing |
A situation that occurs when a business cannot raise financing for projects under any circumstance |
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Incremental cash flows |
The difference between a firm's future cash flow with a project and those without the project |
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Managerial options |
Options that a manager can exploit if certain things happen in the future . Also known as real options |
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Opportunity cost |
The most valuable alternative that is given up if a particular investment is undertaken |
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Pro forma financial statements |
Financial statements that project future year operations |
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Scenario analysis |
The determination of what happens to npv estimates when we ask what if questions |
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Sensitivity analysis |
Investigation of what happens to npv when only one variable is changed |
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Soft rationing |
Situation occurs when units in a business are allocated a certain funding for capital budgeting |
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Stand alone principle |
The assumption that the valuation of a project may be based on the project's incremental cash flows |
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Strategic options |
Options for future related business products or strategies |
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Sunk cost |
Cost that has been incurred and cannot be recouped therefore should not be considered in an investment decision |