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Estimating Cash Flow and Analyzing Risk
The real rate expected cash flows and nominal rate expected cash flows must be
accelerated
equal
different
inflated
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Estimating Cash Flow and Analyzing Risk
The economists consider the effects of the started project on other parts of company or on the environment of the company is called
externalities
foreign effects
weighted effects
opportunity effects
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Estimating Cash Flow and Analyzing Risk
The net investment in operating capital is $5000 and the net operating profit after taxes is $8000 then the free cash flow would be
13000
−$3000
3000
−$13000
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Estimating Cash Flow and Analyzing Risk
An analysis and estimation of cash flows include
input data and key output
depreciation schedule
net salvage values
all of the above
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Estimating Cash Flow and Analyzing Risk
The free cash flow is $17000 and the net investment in operating capital is $10000 then the net operating profit after taxes would be
7000
27000
−$27000
−$7000
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Estimating Cash Flow and Analyzing Risk
An investment outlay cash flow is $4000, operating cash flow is $1000 and the salvage cash flow is $5000 then the free cash flow would be
10000
8000
zero
4000
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Estimating Cash Flow and Analyzing Risk
The relevant cash flow which company expects when it implements the project is classified as
irrelevant cash flow
relevant cash flow
incremental cash flow
decrease cash flow
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Estimating Cash Flow and Analyzing Risk
The situation in which the company replaces existing assets with new assets is classified as
replacement projects
new projects
existing projects
internal projects
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Estimating Cash Flow and Analyzing Risk
In cash flow estimation, the depreciation shelters company’s income from
expansion
salvages
taxation
discounts
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Estimating Cash Flow and Analyzing Risk
The net investment in operating capital is subtracted from net operating profit after taxes to calculate
relevant inflows
free cash flow
relevant outflows
cash outlay
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