A) at least 2.0%
B) at least 2.9%
C) at least 3.2%
D) at least 3.8%
E) at least 4.1%
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A) $912,310
B) $1,076,346
C) $1,617,972
D) $2,432,211
E) $3,244,898
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A) option to delay
B) option to expand
C) option to abandon
D) option to switch
E) option to sell
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A) by 12%
B) by 18%
C) by 24%
D) by 22%
E) by 31%
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A) sunk cost
B) opportunity cost
C) interest expense
D) fixed overhead cost
E) past research and development expenditures
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A) $5,184
B) $8,122
C) $9,474
D) $5,956
E) $6,947
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A) option to delay
B) option to expand
C) option to abandon
D) option to switch
E) option to sell
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A) Cash + Inventory + Receivables + Payables
B) Cash + Inventory + Receivables - Payables
C) Cash + Inventory - Receivables + Payables
D) Cash - Inventory + Receivables + Payables
E) Cash - Inventory + Receivables - Payables
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A) $20,700
B) $80,500
C) $202,500
D) $857,000
E) $1,350,000
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A) scenario analysis.
B) internal rate of return (IRR) analysis.
C) accounting break-even analysis.
D) sensitivity analysis.
E) EBIT break-even analysis.
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A) If the motor scooter is sold for $2480,then the project will make a profit.
B) If the motor scooter is sold for $2480,then the net present value (NPV) for the product will be zero.
C) The predicted selling price of the motor scooter is $2480.
D) The maximum that the motor scooter can sell for and still make the project have a positive net present value (NPV) is $2480.
E) If the motor scooter is sold for $2480,the company will not go bankrupt.
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A) to determine how the consequences of making a particular decision affects the firms revenues and costs
B) to list the projects and investments that a company plans to undertake in the future
C) to forecast the consequences of a list of future projects to the firm
D) to determine the effect of the decision to accept or reject a project on the firms cash flows
E) to calculate the incremental earnings of a project
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A) $11,250,000
B) $5,625,000
C) $5,000,000
D) $10,000,000
E) $7,750,000
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A) $5.0 million
B) $3.75 million
C) $8.0 million
D) $6.25 million
E) $7.5 million
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A) $1.95 million
B) $4.290 million
C) $4.68 million
D) $5.28 million
E) $8.00 million
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A) cash flows arising from a particular investment decision
B) the amount by which a firm's earnings are expected to change as the result of an investment decision
C) the earnings arising from all projects that a company plans to undertake in a fixed timespan
D) the net present value (NPV) of earnings that a firm is expected to receive as the result of an investment decision
E) the increase in cash flows resulting from a new product
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A) $84
B) $196
C) $72
D) $96
E) $100
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