Rule I is correct.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Year Cash flow Pv at 8% Discounted cash flow
0 100000 1 100000
1 26000 0.9259 24074.074
2 26000 0.8573 22290.809
3 26000 0.7938 20639.638
4 26000 0.7350 19110.776
5 26000 0.6806 17695.163
From the above calculation, the net present value is $203810.46
Option 1 Option 2
NPV 203810.5 200000
Payback 5 years 0 years
IRR No IRR No IRR
NPV (Net present value) option say that former would be selected
So, answer is Rule I only.
Answer:
both blanks can be filled by <u>5%</u>
Explanation:
The quantity theory of money states that there is a proportional relationship between the money supply and the general level of prices. An increase in the money supply will increase the general level of prices in the same proportion (called inflation).
The Fisher equation measures the relationship between nominal and real interest rates. Real interest rate = nominal interest rate - inflation rate.
So if inflation increases, the nominal inflation rate will increase to keep the real interest rate the same.
(12-6)/12 gives you the growth rate *over five years* (115%)
divide that by 5 and you get an average rate of 23% growth per year.
If we’re rounding, yes, that statement is correct. Otherwise, growth over five years doubled because there was a growth of 115% and year-over-year growth was 23%.
