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Monthly Test - MA (Capital Budgeting)

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Annual Cost Saving ₹4,00,000; Useful life 4 years; Cost of the Project ₹11,42,000. The Payback period would be-

a)

2 years 8 months

b)

2 years 11 months

c)

3 years

d)

1 year 10 months

2.

In mutually exclusive projects, projects which are selected for comparison must have

a)

Positive net present

b)

negative net present value

c)

zero net present value

d)

none of the above

3.

In a single projects situation, results of internal rate of return and net present value lead to

a)

cash flow decision

b)

cost decision

c)

same decisions

d)

different decisions

4.

The discount rate which forces net present values to become zero is classified as -

a)

Positive rate of return

b)

negative rate of return

c)

external rate of return

d)

internal rate of return

5.

Payback period in which an expected cash flows are discounted with the help of project cost of capital is classified as -

a)

discounted cash flows

b)

discounted rate of return

c)

discounted payback period

d)

discounted project cost

6.

Number of years forecasted to recover an original investment is classified as -

a)

Investment period

b)

Forecasted period

c)

Original period

d)

Payback period

7.

In proper capital budgeting analysis, we evaluate incremental -

a)

Accounting income

b)

Cash flow

c)

Earnings

d)

Operating profit

8.

The term mutually exclusive investments mean:

a)

Choose only the best investments

b)

The elite investment opportunities will get chosen

c)

The Selection of one investment precludes the selection of an alternative

d)

are no investment options available

9.

Which of the following variables is not known in Internal Rate of Return?

a)

Initial Cash Flows

b)

Discount Rate

c)

Terminal Inflows

d)

Life of the Project

10.

Cost of Capital refers to -

a)

Floatation Cost

b)

Dividend

c)

Required Rate of Return

d)

None of the above

11.

If interest or compounding is done on other than an annual basis, adjust by:

a)

dividing the number of years by the number of compounding periods

b)

multiplying the number of years by the number of compounding periods

c)

dividing the interest rate by the number of compounding period

d)

multiplying the years and dividing the interest rate by the number of compounding periods

12.

The capital budgeting decision involves the planning of expenditures for projects with a life of at least:

a)

one year

b)

five years

c)

ten years

d)

fifteen years

13.

The value in five years of a stream of payments received over the five-year period is known as:

a)

future value of annuity

b)

present value of annuity

c)

compound sum

d)

present value of single amount

14.

Under the payback period:

a)

We compute the time required to recoup the original investment

b)

There is no consideration of inflows after the cut off period

c)

The time value of money is ignored

d)

all of the above are correct

15.

15 All of the following are widely used methods for evaluating capital expenditures except -

a)

Payback period

b)

Internal rate of return

c)

Net present value

d)

Weighted average cost of capital

16.

The basic discount rate used in net present value analysis is:

a)

the internal rate of return

b)

the cost of common equity

c)

the net discount rate

d)

the cost of capital to the firm

17.

The value today of a stream of payments received over the five-year period is known as:

a)

Future value of annuity

b)

Present value of annuity

c)

Compound sum

d)

Present value of single amount

18.

The internal rate of return method:

a)

does not consider inflows after the cut-off period

b)

calculates the interest rate that equates outflows with subsequent inflows

c)

determines the time required to recoup the initial investment

d)

determines whether future benefits justify current expenditures

19.

A series of consecutive cash flows of equal amounts is known as:

a)

a present value

b)

a compound sum

c)

a present sum

d)

an annuity

20.

To an investor, the most desirable compounding period is:

a)

Annually

b)

semi-annually

c)

monthly

d)

daily

21.

An increase in the discount rate will:

a)

Increase the present value of future cash flows.

b)

reduce the present value of future cash flows.

c)

have no effect on net present value.

d)

Compensate for reduced risk.

22.

A project whose acceptance prevents the acceptance of another project is known as:

a)

a dependent

b)

an independent project

c)

a mutually exclusive project

d)

a rational project

23.

A project whose acceptance requires the acceptance of another project is known as:

a)

an independent project

b)

a dependent project

c)

an essential project

d)

a contingent project

24.

Consider the following data on a proposed investment:

Investment required: $160,000

Annual cash inflows: $40,000

Life of the investment: 6 years

Salvage value: 0

Discount rate: 10%

Based on the above data, what is the payback period of the proposed investment project?

a)

0.25 years

b)

3 years

c)

4 years

d)

5 years

25.

Consider the following data on a proposed investment:

Investment required: $160,000

Annual cash inflows: $40,000

Life of the investment: 6 years

Salvage value: 0

Discount rate: 10%

Based on the above data, what is the discounted payback period of the proposed investment project?

a)

3 years

b)

4 years

c)

6 years and 4 months

d)

5 years and 5 months

26.

Consider the following data on a proposed investment:

Investment required: $160,000

Annual cash inflows: $40,000

Life of the investment: 6 years

Salvage value: 0

Discount rate: 10%

Based on the above data, what is the NPV of the proposed investment project?

a)

174210

b)

14200

c)

174120

d)

None

27.

Consider the following data on a proposed investment:

Investment required: $160,000

Annual cash inflows: $40,000

Life of the investment: 6 years

Salvage value: 0

Discount rate: 10%

Based on the above data, what is the Internal Rate of Return of the proposed investment project?

a)

10%

b)

12.50%

c)

13.50%

d)

15.50%

28.

If the interest rate is 8%, what would you pay for the perpetuity of $1500 starting in one year’s time?

a)

18000

b)

18750

c)

17000

d)

15000

29.

A machine has an investment cost of $60,000 at time 0. The present value (at time 0) of the expected net cash inflows from the machine over the useful life are:

Discount Rate Present Value of Cash inflows

10% $64,600

15% $58,200

20% $52,100

What is the internal rate of return of the investment?

a)

below 10%

b)

Between 10% and 15%

c)

Between 15% and 20%

d)

Above 20%

30.

An investment project has a positive net present value (NPV) of $7,222 when its cash flows are discounted at the cost of capital of 10% per year. Net cash inflows from the project are expected to be $18,000 per year for five years. The cumulative discount (annuity) factor for five years at 10% is 3.791.

What is the initial investment at the start of the project?

a)

$61,016

b)

$68,238

c)

$75,460

d)

$82,778

31.

An investor is to receive an annuity of $21,500 for six years commencing at the end of year 1. It has a present value of $99,390. What is the rate of interest (to the nearest whole percent)?

a)

5%

b)

9%

c)

8%

d)

10%

32.

Which one is worst, at present values, assuming an annual rate of interest of 9%?

a)

$1500 in exactly one year from now

b)

$1700 in exactly two years from now

c)

$1800 in exactly three years from now

d)

$1900 in exactly four years from now

33.

Prices for a product starts at Rs.1000 and increases by 3% every month. What will be the price of the product after 1 year?

a)

1200

b)

1268

c)

1425

d)

1360

34.

If the prices for the good increases by 2% every month, what is the effective annual percentage increase in the prices after 1 year.

a)

26.80%

b)

36%

c)

42.57%

d)

38.42%

35.

Calculate the IRR for a project having following cash flows:

Year 0 - (800,000)

Year 1 - 250,000

Year 2 - 250,000

Year 3 - 400,000

Year 4 - 300,000

Year 5 - 200,000

Year 6 - 50,000

a)

10%

b)

20%

c)

25%

d)

23%