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3 years ago

An all-equity firm is considering the following projects:

Business

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lakkis [162]3 years ago

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Answer:

A. Compared with the firm's 12 percent cost of capital, Project W has a_______expected return.

a. lower

1. Project X has a______expected return.

b. lower

2. Project Y has a_______expected return

b. higher

3. Project Z has a______expected return.

a. higher

B. Project W should be_______.

b. rejected

1. Project X should be______.

b. rejected

2. Project Y should be_______.

a. accepted

3. Project Z should be_______.

a. accepted

c. If the firm's overall cost of capital were used as a hurdle rate, Project W would be_______.

c. correctly rejected

1. Project X would be______.

c. correctly rejected

2. Project Y would be_______.

b. correctly accepted

3. Project Z would be________.

b. correctly rejected

Explanation:

Project Beta IRR <u> expected return</u>

W .62 9.2% = 5% + (0.62 x 7%) = 9.34%

X .77 10.3 % = 5% + (0.77 x 7%) = 10.39%

Y 1.27 14.1 % = 5% + (1.27 x 7%) = 13.89%

Z 1.42 17.0% = 5% + (1.42 x 7%) = 14.94%

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