Problem 11.20 – Project Analysis
Fundamentals of Corporate Finance
Ross, Westerfield, and Jordan
13th Edition
Figure out the payback period, NPV, and IRR.
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Figure out the payback period, NPV, and IRR.
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Given the information about a project with constant cash flows for a fixed period of time and then switches midway, along with the project’s IRR… solve for the project’s NPV.
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Given a dollar value of a stock portfolio and expected returns for stocks H and L, you are asked to determine the investments to be made in each stock since your goal is to create a portfolio with a certain expected return.
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Given the large-company stock, long-term corporate bonds, small company stock, and treasury bills… find the return on the portfolio for the large and the small company.
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Given the project’s cost, IRR, and WACC… find the MIRR.
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Given a dollar value of a stock portfolio and expected returns for stocks H and L, you are asked to determine the investments to be made in each stock since your goal is to create a portfolio with a certain expected return.
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Given the cash flows… find the missing year X cash outflow.
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Given two stocks with different betas and expected returns, calculate the portfolio weight of each stock that will result in the same risk as the market. Then, determine the expected return of the resulting portfolio.
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Find the number of miles and what price per gallon is needed to make buying a hybrid worth it.
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Calculate the expected return of a portfolio based on the number of shares, stock prices, and expected returns of each stock in the portfolio.
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