Capital Budgeting: An Introduction
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Capital budgeting involves analyzing potential long-term investment projects and determining which ones to accept. It considers the projected expenditures and evaluates the projects using methods like discounted payback. Optimal capital budgeting aims to maximize firm value by selecting projects but two problems are that costs may rise with larger budgets and budgets are often limited, known as capital rationing. Capital rationing occurs for reasons like controlling stock issues, resource constraints, and estimation bias.
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Capital
Budgeting
Techniques:
Certainty and Risk
Chapter Across the Disciplines
Why This Chapter Matters To You
Accounting: You need to understand cap-
ital budgeting techniques in order to
develop good estimates of the relevant
cash flows associated with a proposed
capital expenditure and to appreciate how
risk may affect the variability of cash
flows.
Information systems: You need to under-
stand capital budgeting techniques,
including how risk is measured in those
techniques, in order to design decision
modules that help reduce the amount of
work required in analyzing proposed capi-
tal projects.
Management: You need to understand
capital budgeting techniques in order to
understand the decision criteria used to
accept or reject proposed projects; how to
apply capital budgeting techniques when
capital must be rationed; and behavioral
and risk-adjustment approaches for deal-
ing with risk, including international risk.
Marketing: You need to understand capi-
tal budgeting techniques in order to
understand how proposals for new prod-
ucts and expansion of existing product
lines will be evaluated by the firm’s deci-
sion makers and how risk of proposed pro-
jects is treated in capital budgeting.
Operations: You need to understand capi-
tal budgeting techniques in order to
understand how proposals for the acquisi-
tion of new equipment and plants will be
evaluated by the firm’s decision makers,
especially when capital must be rationed.
9
LEARNING GOALS
Calculate, interpret, and evaluate the
payback period.
Apply net present value (NPV) and
internal rate of return (IRR) to relevant
cash flows to choose acceptable
capital expenditures.
Use net present value profiles to
compare the NPV and IRR techniques
in light of conflicting rankings.
Discuss two additional considerations
in capital budgeting—recognizing
real options and choosing projects
under capital rationing.
Recognize sensitivity analysis and
scenario analysis, decision trees, and
simulation as behavioral approaches
for dealing with project risk, and the
unique risks that multinational
companies face.
Understand the calculation and
practical aspects of risk-adjusted
discount rates (RADRs).
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LG1
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Capital Budgeting Techniques
When firms have developed relevant cash flows, as demonstrated in Chapter 8,
they analyze them to assess whether a project is acceptable or to rank projects. A
number of techniques are available for performing such analyses. The preferred
approaches integrate time value procedures, risk and return considerations, and
valuation concepts to select capital expenditures that are consistent with the
firm’s goal of maximizing owners’ wealth. This section and the following one
focus on the use of these techniques in an environment of certainty. Later in the
chapter, we will look at capital budgeting under uncertain circumstances.
We will use one basic problem to .
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Capital budgeting
Capital budgeting involves evaluating potential investments to increase a firm's value and profitability. Managers must select projects that earn a return higher than the firm's cost of capital. They consider factors like cash flows, costs, lives, and risks of projects to evaluate them using techniques like net present value, internal rate of return, and payback period. The goal is to accept projects that increase shareholder wealth as measured by the net present value.
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Capital budgeting refers to the long-term planning process used to evaluate proposed major investments and capital expenditures. It involves evaluating potential capital projects and determining which projects to invest in. The key methods used to evaluate projects include payback period, net present value, internal rate of return, and profitability index. Payback period is a simple and widely used traditional method that measures the time required for the cash inflows from a project to repay the initial cash outlay. However, it ignores cash flows beyond the payback period. More sophisticated discounted cash flow methods like net present value and internal rate of return are better as they consider the timing of all cash flows and investment cost of capital.
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This document provides an introduction to project management concepts. It defines a project as a specific, finite activity that produces an observable and measurable result under certain preset requirements. Project management is defined as an approach to management of work within the constraints of time, cost, and performance requirements. The key objectives of a project are scope, performance, time and cost. Projects can be classified based on duration, investment amount, ownership, and risk. The project life cycle consists of initiation, planning, execution/monitoring/control, and closure phases. Effort levels are lowest at the start and end of a project and highest during the intermediate phases.
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1. It defines a project as a specific, finite activity that produces an observable and measurable result under certain preset requirements. Project management is the process of planning, organizing, and controlling resources to achieve specific goals within constraints such as time and cost.
2. There are four major objectives of a project: scope, performance, time, and cost. A project goes through different phases in its life cycle from initiation to planning, execution, monitoring and control, and closure.
3. The level of uncertainty is highest at the beginning of a project when stakeholder influence is also highest. Cost of changes decreases as the project progresses while risk and cost of
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This document discusses preparing a capital budget and capital improvement plan. It identifies the key phases of a capital budget as planning, budget analysis/project evaluation, and acquiring/managing funds. A capital improvement plan is a spending plan over 3-5 years that identifies high-cost projects. The document discusses justifying, prioritizing, and defending proposed capital projects, as well as different financing methods like pay-as-you-go and debt financing using bonds or loans.
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Capital budgeting is the process of evaluating investment opportunities and selecting those that will create the most value for the firm. The document discusses various capital budgeting techniques including payback period, accounting rate of return, net present value, and internal rate of return. It provides an example calculation of payback period for a project with uneven cash flows. The advantages and limitations of the payback period method are also reviewed.
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10 Capital Investment Decisions
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Learning Objectives
After studying Chapter 10, you will be able to:
• Explain the nature and importance of capital investment decisions.
• Identify the relevant cash inflows and outflows in an investment proposal.
• Use four different evaluation methods to evaluate investments.
• Appreciate ethical issues relating to capital investment decisions.
• Comprehend how income taxes and depreciation impact the cash flows of capital investments.
• Understand how the cost of capital is determined.
• Evaluate investment decisions that include inflation, working capital, uneven project lives, differing initial
investments, and asset disposal gains and losses.
• Understand the basic principles of time value of money.
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Chapter Outline
10.1 The Importance of Capital Investment Decisions
10.2 The Capital Investment Decision
Cash Flows
Decision Criteria
Time Perspectives
An Example—Equipment Replacement and Capacity Expansion
Formatting the Relevant Data
10.3 The Evaluation Methods
Net Present Value Method
Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Method
Payback Period Method
Accounting Rate of Return Method
10.4 Ethical Issues and Pressures on Management
10.5 Taxes and Depreciation
Income Taxes and Capital Investments
Depreciation Expense
The Tax Shield
10.6 Cost of Capital
10.7 Calculation Issues
Inflation and Future Cash Flows
Working Capital
Uneven Project Lives
Evaluation of Projects With Different Initial Investments
Gains and Losses on Asset Disposals
10.8 The Time Value of Money
Present Value of Money
Present Value of a Series of Future Cash Flows
Present Value Analysis Applied
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Capital Budgeting: An Introduction
- 1. Chapter 10: Capital Budgeting Theddy B.Feonale (392047) Tegar Satya Putra (392046)
- 3. Capital Budget List of planned investment in long term assets Capital Budgeting : Whole processes of analyzing projects and deciding which ones to be accepted. Long Term Assets Projected Expenditure
- 18. Formula :
- 22. Three other issues in capital budgeting are discussed in this section: (1) how to deal with mutually exclusive projects whose lives differ; (2) the potential advantage of terminating a project before the end of its physical life; and (3) the optimal capital budget when the cost of capital rises as the size of the capital budget increases.
- 26. optimal capital budget is defined as the set of projects that maximizes the value of the firm. Two problems arise in real world: (1)The cost of capital might increase as the size of the capital budget increases, making it hard to know the proper discount rate to use when evaluating projects; (2) sometimes firms set an upper limit on the size of their capital budgets, which is also known as capital rationing
- 28. Why capital rationing is quite common: 1. Reluctance to issue new stock 2. Constraints on nonmonetary resources 3. Controlling estimation bias