سطكب Q1: A company is going to install a new asphalt plants. Three different type of plantsare available. The essential differences in first cost, salvage value and expenditures areshown below.Asphalt Plant types (proposals)Investment cost (million IQD)Useful life (year)Annual disbursement(millionIQD)Speedy100560Environmental4002020Smart2001050105020Salvage value (millionIQD)Each plants will produce the same quantity of asphalt. Any capital invested in thiscompany is expected to earn at least (10%) (before income taxes). Which plants shouldbe chosen, show this by using the (P.W.C) method.

For the P.W.C (present worth of cost), the service life of all alternatives either equals or takes…

Q1: A company is going to install a new asphalt plants. Three different type of plants are available. The essential differences in first cost, salvage value and expenditures are shown below. Asphalt Plant types (proposals) Speedy Investment cost (million IQD) Useful life (year) 100 Annual disbursement(million IQD) Salvage value (millionIQD) 10 50 20 Each plants will produce the same quantity of asphalt. Any capital invested in this company is expected to earn at least (10%) (before income taxes). Which plants should be chosen, show this by using the (P.W.C) method. 5 60 Environmental 400 20 20 Smart 200 10 50

Q1: A company is going to install a new asphalt plants. Three different type of plants are available. The essential differences in first cost, salvage value and expenditures are shown below. Asphalt Plant types (proposals) Speedy Investment cost (million IQD) Useful life (year) 100 Annual disbursement(million IQD) Salvage value (millionIQD) 10 50 20 Each plants will produce the same quantity of asphalt. Any capital invested in this company is expected to earn at least (10%) (before income taxes). Which plants should be chosen, show this by using the (P.W.C) method. 5 60 Environmental 400 20 20 Smart 200 10 50

Managerial Economics: Applications, Strategies and Tactics (MindTap Course List)

14th Edition

ISBN:9781305506381

Author:James R. McGuigan, R. Charles Moyer, Frederick H.deB. Harris

Publisher:James R. McGuigan, R. Charles Moyer, Frederick H.deB. Harris

Chapter17: Long-term Investment Analysis

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