<span>The difference may lie in the project life, sometimes referenced as the planning horizon. A project may have a large internal rate of return (irr), but a very short project life. A second project might have a lower irr, but a much longer life. In that case, the second project will return less per year, but will provide a return for many more years, resulting in a higher pw.</span>
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Answer:
Yes, you can be confident that the portfolio will not lose more than 30% of its value next year
Explanation:
In this question , the average return of portfolio is 12.5% and the standard deviation is 19.5%. It is estimated that there will be 30% loss next year. The confidence interval is 95%.
Range = Average return ± 2 x Standard deviation Low aid = 12.5% - (2 x19.5%) =12.5% -39% = -26.5%
High end = 12.5% +(2 x19.5%) =12.5%+39% = 51.5%
Thus, the low end is
26.5%
The range of return at 95% confidence interval is -26.5% to 51.5%
Answer:
The answer is
For 2018 - 1.5
For 2019 - 1.3
Explanation:
Asset turnover ratio=Net sales/average total assets
For 2018:
Sales - $480,000
Beginning asset - 360,000
Ending asset -360,000
Average total asset:
($280,000 + $360,000)/2
=$320,000
Therefore, asset turnover for 2018 is:
$480,000/$320,000
=1.5
For 2019:
Sales - $513,500
Beginning asset - $360,000
Ending asset - $430,000
Average total asset:
($360,000 + $430,000)/2
=$395,000
Therefore, asset turnover for 2019 is:
$513,500/$395,000
=1.3
