Exam 22: Real Options
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Which of the following statements is FALSE?
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Assuming you are able to see the plant,draw a decision tree detailing this problem.
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The callable annuity rate can be calculated as:
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If you are not awarded the government contract and your sales decrease by 25%,then the value of your plant will be closest to:
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Assume that you are not able to sell the plant,but you are able to shut down the plant at no cost at any time.The value of the option to abandon production will be closest to:
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Describe the two factors that affect the value of an investment timing option?
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Rylan Inc is considering a project that has an initial cost of $2 million.It is expected to generate cash flows for the firm of $500,000 per year for 6 years.Assuming a discount rate of 7%,what is the equivalent annual benefit?
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Assuming that this project will provide Rearden with perpetual annual cash flows of $65,000,the NPV of investing in the project today is closest to:
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Consider the following mutually exclusive projects:
-The NPV of project A is closest to:
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Assuming that Kinston has the ability to sell the prototype in year one for $300,000,draw a decision tree detailing the Kinston Industries Mountain Bike Project.
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Assume the NPV of a project is $1.5 million.The project is expected to last five years.What is the equivalent annual benefit if the discount rate is 8%?
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Assume that Kinston has the ability to ignore the pilot production and test marketing and to go ahead and build their manufacturing plant immediately.Assuming that the probability of high or low demand is still 50%,the NPV of the Kinston Industries Mountain Bike Project is closest to:
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The major principles to remember when considering real options include all of the following EXCEPT:
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Assuming that this project will provide Rearden with perpetual annual cash flows of $65,000,Rearden should:
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