Exam 17: International Capital Budgeting
Exam 1: Globalization and the Multinational Firm32 Questions
Exam 2: International Monetary System28 Questions
Exam 3: Balance of Payments28 Questions
Exam 4: The Market for Foreign Exchange33 Questions
Exam 5: International Parity Relationships and Forecasting Foreign Exchange Rates30 Questions
Exam 6: International Banking and Money Market27 Questions
Exam 7: International Bond Market29 Questions
Exam 8: International Equity Markets28 Questions
Exam 9: Futures and Options on Foreign Exchange28 Questions
Exam 10: Interest Rate and Currency Swaps27 Questions
Exam 11: International Portfolio Investment27 Questions
Exam 12: Management of Economic Exposure28 Questions
Exam 13: Management of Transaction Exposure28 Questions
Exam 14: Management of Translation Exposure28 Questions
Exam 15: Foreign Direct Investment and Cross-Border Acquisitions28 Questions
Exam 16: International Capital Structure and the Cost of Capital28 Questions
Exam 17: International Capital Budgeting28 Questions
Exam 18: Multinational Cash Management28 Questions
Exam 19: Exports and Imports28 Questions
Exam 20: International Tax Environment28 Questions
Exam 21: Corporate Governance Around the World28 Questions
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Which cash flows are relevant for the international capital budgeting analysis?
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The only relevant cash flows in capital budgeting are the incremental cash flows,those that are attributable to the capital expenditure.This implies that sunk costs must be ignored.In the international context it is especially important to consider additional sales by the parent or other subsidiaries that may be generated due to the new facility.However,the new facility may also result in lower sales of other subsidiaries or the parent if a market is no longer served with exports.These lost sales or this cannibalization must also be considered in the capital budget.
Company Y,a Canadian manufacturer of boats,is currently exporting $100,000 worth of boats to the United States.The firm is considering opening a production facility in the United States because without a presence in the United States,the entire US market would be lost to a competitor.The new facility would produce boats for about $800,000 and the firm anticipates total sales in the United States to be $900,000.When analyzing this project,Company Y should:
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When making a capital budgeting decision the ultimate decision depends on:
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If a given project is less risky than the firm's overall risk level,the following adjustment must be made to the APV formula:
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The current spot rate between the Canadian dollar and the Euro is C$1.6000/euro.The Canadian and European inflation rates are expected to be 2% and 4% per year for the next 10 years respectively.Using purchasing power parity to predict the exchange rate in 10 years,the predicted exchange rate is:
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Desert Inc.is a Spanish producer of barrels and is considering the establishment of a subsidiary in China.The projected time horizon for the project is 2 years.Management wants to set up the production facilities,get them running and then sell the facilities after 2 years.The current exchange rate is renminbi 11/euro.The renminbi is pegged to the US dollar at an exchange rate of renminbi 8.28/$ and the peg is expected to stay unchanged over the next two years.The expected inflation rates for the next two years are given below:
Year 1 Year 2 Expected Inflation in US: 2\% 3\% Expected Inflation in China: 10\% 12\% Expected Inflation in Spain: 2\% 3\% Forecast the exchanges rates between the renminbi and the euro for the next two years.Justify your forecast.
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Which of the following statements is false about "borrowing capacity"?
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White Rock Inc.located in British Columbia makes moccasins marketed mostly to tourists.The firm would like to take advantage of lower labour costs in Turkey and is considering the establishment of a foreign operation in Turkey.The current exchange rate is Lira 1,000,000/C$.Management predicts the following for the next two years for the Turkish subsidiary: Year 1 Year 2 Revenues (billions of lira) 7,000 8,000 Inflation in Canada: 0\% 3\% Inflation in Turkey: 15\% 20\% All cash flows are in current liras.Determine the Canadian dollar revenues for the next two years.
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(I) PV of Net Operating Cash Flows
(II) PV of Depreciation Tax Shield
(III) PV of the Benefit for the Concessionary Loan
(IV) PV of the Interest Tax Shield
(V) Initial cost of the project
-The APV is calculated using the following formula:
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When using the adjusted present value (APV)to evaluate a capital budgeting problem,the appropriate discount rate for foreign loans is:
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Some of the factors (with selected explanations) used in calculating the basic "net present value" and the "incremental" cash flows of a capital project are:
(i)- expected after-tax terminal value, including recapture of working capital.
(ii)- net income, which belongs to the equity holders of the firm.
(iii)- initial investment at inception.
(iv)- depreciation, and the fact that depreciation is a noncash expense. (i.e. it is removed from the calculation of net income, for tax purposes, but added back because it did not actually flow out of the firm)
(v)- weighted-average cost of capital.
(vi)- the firm's after-tax payment of interest to debt holders.
(vii)- economic life of the capital project in years.
-The "incremental" cash flows of a capital project are calculated by using:
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Some of the factors (with selected explanations) used in calculating the basic "net present value" and the "incremental" cash flows of a capital project are:
(i)- expected after-tax terminal value, including recapture of working capital.
(ii)- net income, which belongs to the equity holders of the firm.
(iii)- initial investment at inception.
(iv)- depreciation, and the fact that depreciation is a noncash expense. (i.e. it is removed from the calculation of net income, for tax purposes, but added back because it did not actually flow out of the firm)
(v)- weighted-average cost of capital.
(vi)- the firm's after-tax payment of interest to debt holders.
(vii)- economic life of the capital project in years.
-The "net present value" of a capital project is calculated by using:
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ABC Inc.,located in Halifax,produces towels and is considering the establishment of a foreign operation in Indonesia ABC wants to know its weighted average cost of capital and the cost of capital of an equivalent all-equity financed firm.The interest rate on Indonesian government securities is 18% and on Canadian government securities it is 5%.The Indonesian income tax rate is 40% and the Canadian income rate is 35%.ABC Inc.debt-to-equity ratio is 1:3 and its cost of equity financing is 12%.
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In the context of the capital budgeting analysis of an MNC that has strong foreign competitors,"lost sales" refers to:
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The adjusted present value (APV)model that is suitable for an MNC is the basic net present value (NPV)model expanded to:
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Sensitivity analysis in the calculation of the adjusted present value (APV)allows the financial manager to:
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