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Appreciation of Equity Rate of Return (AOEROR)
Reinvested operating incomes grow at an assumed compounding frequency until either
○ A common point in time is reached
○ The end of a project life is reached
Bail-Out Time
Cumulative NCF + Salvage Value = Original Investment
Characteristic of an ideal Yardstick
■ Consistent with corporate goals
■ Easy to understand and apply
■ Permits cost-effective decision making
■ Provides a quantitative measure for acceptance or rejection
■ Permits alternatives to be compared and ranked
■ Incorporates the time value of money
Cumulative Net Cash Flow Curve
plot of cumulative net cash flow versus time is also called a cash position curve, communicates cash requirements and time to payout for a project.
Discounted Cumulative Cash Flow
○ Plot of discounted NCF vs Time
○ Often Combined with undiscounted cumulative NCF curve to show the effect of discounting
Discounted Payout
Time where the cumulative discounted net cash flow reaches 0
Discounted Return on Investment
● Return = Cumulative Operating Income discounted to the present time
● Investment = Cumulative Investments discounted to present time
Limited Capital in Portfolio of Projects
some of the projects must be rejected or eliminated
Maximum Exposure
The most negative point on the cumulative (undiscounted) net cash flow
meaning of ROI of 1
the project just pays back the cost of investment
meaning of ROI of 2
you can double your money
measure of the time period required to return the original investment.
Time to Payout
Modified Internal Rate of Return
calculated by discounting at various discount rate until the sum of the discounted net cash flow equals average company investment opportunity rate
Mutually Exclusive Projects
Mutually exclusive project are two or more projects where the acceptance of one means the rejections of all the others. Only one of the projects may be undertaken
Net Present Value (NPV)
Calculated by discounting each of the future cash flows (NCF) to Time 0 at an specified constant discount rate (i) and summing them up over the life of the project
Portfolio of projects
The selection of a portfolio of projects from numerous possible projects is the decision process during capital budget deliberations.
Present Value Profile (PVP)
Generated by calculating the NPV at several discount rates and plotting the results
Represents the maximum amount of money that will be placed at risk
Maximum Exposure
Single Project
The first test of any project is to see if it is able to stand alone. This implies to the cash flow analysis of chapter 1
(Cash flow of company w/ project = cash flow of company with project - w/t project)
Time at which the project will achieve given internal rate of return (IRR)
Discounted Payout
Time to payout
The time at which the cumulative NCF curve crosses the x-axis
Tools (Yardsticks) that ignore the time value of Money
Cumulative Cash Flow Curve
Maximum Exposure
Total NCF
Time to Payout
Bail-Out Time
Return on Investment (ROI)
Profit to Investment Ratio (P:I)
Total Operating Income to Maximum Exposure Ratio
Total Net Cash Flow
Maximum value reached by the cumulative NCF
Undiscounted Profit to Investment Ratio (P:I)
○ P:I is a variation of ROI
○ P:I = (Total Net Cash Flow) / (Total Investment) = ROI-1
Undiscounted Return on Investment (ROI)
○ Ratio of the amount of return to the amount of invested
○ ROI = (Total Operating Income) / (Total Invested)
Unlimited Capital in Portfolio of projects
If capital is unlimited then all the projects meeting minimum requirements for a single project would be selected
Yardstick
a measure of investment worth that are used to help compare and rank competing projects