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Other Investment Criteria and discounted Cash Flow Analysis

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Making Investment Decisions Lecture 2 Fall 2010

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Chapter 8

Chapter Outline Discount Cash Flows, Not Profits Discount Incremental Cash Flows Discount Nominal Cash Flows by the Nominal Cost of Capital Separate Investment and Financing Decisions Calculating Cash Flow Business Taxes in Canada and the Capital Budgeting Decision

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INVESTMENT EVALUATION Professor Tim Thompson Kellogg School of Management

INVESTMENT EVALUATION Professor Tim Thompson Kellogg School of Management. The Finance Function. Financial Manager. Operations (Plant, Equipment, Projects, etc.). Financial Markets (Investors). (1a) Raise Funds. (2) Investment. (1b) Obligations (Stocks, Debt, IOUs). (4) Reinvest.

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INVESTMENT EVALUATION Professor Tim Thompson Kellogg School of Management

INVESTMENT EVALUATION Professor Tim Thompson Kellogg School of Management. The Finance Function. Financial Manager. Operations (Plant, Equipment, Projects, etc.). Financial Markets (Investors). (1a) Raise Funds. (2) Investment. (1b) Obligations (Stocks, Debt, IOUs). (4) Reinvest.

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Valuation Free Cash Flows

Valuation Free Cash Flows. Katharina Lewellen Finance Theory II April 2, 2003. Valuation 2 Tools. A key task of managers is to undertake valuation exercises in order to allocate capital between mutually exclusive projects: Is project A better than doing nothing?

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Lecture 7 and 8 Rules of Capital Budgeting

Lecture 7 and 8 Rules of Capital Budgeting. Corporate Finance FINA 4332 Ronald F. Singer Fall, 2010. Capital Budgeting Decisions Check List. 1- Net Present Value is the "Discounted value of cash flow" 2- Cash flow is: cash money in - cash money out,

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Estimating NPV: Special Applications

Estimating NPV: Special Applications. Inflation. Unequal Lives. Calculating Bid Prices. Nominal If a CF is received in year n, nominal CF n is measured in terms of year n prices, P n (i.e., we record the number of $ actually received at that time. Real

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