A project's profitability index of.85 indicates that: (Hint: Apply the IRR formula: ICO = discounted cash flows with a desired IRR of 8%.) $16,775.
What exactly is a traditional project?
Standard project. a project that will likely experience one or more future positive cash flows after experiencing a negative initial cash flow ( conventional cash inflows)
What is a non-standard project?
It was first used to refer to "non-conventional" projects or "projects having non-conventional cash flows." The internal rate of return (IRR), which was demonstrated to have different values or not exist at all in some projects, was introduced into economic literature after that. If a project just involves one cash change, it is deemed conventional.
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Answer:
Budget deficit of $100,000
Explanation:
Calculation to determine how much the city of Miketown had
Budget deficit=Amount collected in taxes - Amount spent
Let plug in the formula
Budget deficit=$250,000-$350,000
Budget deficit =$100,000
Therefore in 2014 the city of Miketown had a BUDGET DEFICIT of $100,000
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Answer:
The price of this car=$13,015.925
Explanation:
Given data:
Amount each year=$2,500
Time period=7 years
interest rate=8%
Required:
The price of this car=?
Solution:
The Formula we are going to use is:

Where:
PV is the price of car i.e present value
A is the payment made each year
n is the time period in which payments are paid
r is the interest rate
A=$2,500, r=8%=0.08, n=7

The price of this car=$13,015.925