Answer:
Present value = $45,185,606
Explanation:
Data:
number of periods(n) = 17 years
First-year profit = $5 million
Growth rate = 2%
Interest rate = 10%
Present value = ?
Solution:
The present value of the growing annuity can be calculated as follows
Formula:
Let's denote
annual interest rate = x
annual growth rate = y
Present value = First-year profit x 
Present value = $5,000,000 x 
Present value = $5,000,000 x 9.03
Present value = $45,185,606
Answer and Explanation:
As per the data given in the question,
($ million) ($ million)
Year Cash flows PVF at 8.2% Present value
0 -8.05 1 -8.05
1 5.08 0.9242 4.70
2 5.08 0.8542 4.34
3 5.08 0.7894 4.01
Net present value 4.99
Internal rate of return 0.40
Net present value = $4.99 million
The project should be accepted
Yes, The IRR rule is agree with NPV.
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Answer:
9%
Explanation:
The first step is to understand the relevant terms in the question
Average Cost of New Capital
The cost of capital represents a required return rate (in percentage) an organisation or an individual ( in the case of John) will need to make a capital project advantageous, worthwhile or profitable.
In the case of John, the Average Cost of New Capital is 9%
MARR - Minimum Acceptable Rate of Return
This rate also in percentage represents the lowest or minimum rate of return a business or an individual is able to accept in order to start a given project. It is usually based on the risk of the project as well as the alternate benefit foregone if other projects were accepted.
It is also called the Hurdle rate, or the cutoff rate.
John's MARR is 18%
Based on these,
John's Net rate of return is calculated as follows
Minimum Acceptable Rate of Return - Average Cost of the New Capital
= 18% - 9% = 9%
Answer: the partnership would automatically dissolve.
Explanation:
A partnership is referred to as an arrangement that occurs when two or more people come together and join the resources that they've together to form a business and share the profits that they make.
Since the partners agreed to terminate the partnership after the fourth year, if Frey died before the partnership terminated, the partnership would automatically dissolve.
We should note that some of the reasons why a general partnerships will dissolve include:
• Withdrawal of a partner
• Death of a partner
• Bankruptcy
Since Frey is dead, the partnership will be dissolved.
