Problem 9.18 – NPV and Discount Rates
Fundamentals of Corporate Finance
Ross, Westerfield, and Jordan
13th Edition
Given cash flows and discount rates, find the NPV and IRR.
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Given cash flows and discount rates, find the NPV and IRR.
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Given cash flows and interest rate, calculate MIRR using the discounting, reinvestment, and combination approach methods.
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Given cash flows, discount rate, and reinvestment rate, calculate MIRR using the discounting, reinvestment, and combination approach methods.
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Given the cash flows calculate the IRR and the NPV’s with the given three discounts.
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Gives retention rate, frequency of purchase, cost of station, etc. Asks for the Value of a Loyal Customer.
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Gives you the normal duration, shortened duration, and the added cost. Asks for the crash cost per period.
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Given weights and scores for two suppliers… find which supplier should be chosen and what is the score for that vendor.
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Use the CRP, find the activities that would make up the critical path.
They give you a drawn network with six activities and ask for the duration of the project. Duration is the LONGEST path when adding up the times. So it’s the highest path number when adding up each path.
Solves any basic EOQ (Economic Order Quantity) problem. WARNING! Make sure that both DEMAND and the HOLDING COST are both expressed as ANNUAL. If one of them is not annual, convert to an annual value for the solver input. Note: the letter S = order cost. The cost-minimizing quantity is the “number to order each time”. Also provides average inventory and number of orders each year.
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