工程经济学第四章

Present-Worth Analysis
Independent versus Mutually Exclusive Investment Projects
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（1）Loan versus Project Cash Flows Loan cash flow
Return: How much profit will you be able to expect from your investment?
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To compute the effective interest rate for periods of any duration
M= the number of interest periods per year, C= the number of interest periods per payment period, K= the number of payment periods per year.
• Payback Period – 投资回收期 • Conventional Payback Period – 静态投资回收期 • discounted payback Period – 动态投资回收期 • Salvage Value –残值 • minimum attractive rate of return (MARR) – 最低吸引力收益率（基准 收益率） • Net Present Value – 净现值 • the internal rate of return – 内部收益率
• Describing Project Cash Flows •Initial Project Screening Method •Discounted Cash Flow Analysis •Variations of Present-Worth Analysis •Comparing Mutually Exclusive Alternatives
Present-Worth Analysis
Project cash flow
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（1）Loan versus Project Cash Flows
• Describing Project Cash Flows •Initial Project Screening Method •Discounted Cash Flow Analysis •Variations of Present-Worth Analysis •Comparing Mutually Exclusive Alternatives
However, if you are investing for longer term goals, liquidity is not a critical issue.
Risk: How safe is your money?
However, the biggest risk is not investing at all.
The nominal interest rate is determined by summing the individual interest rates per period.
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Changing Interest Rates
Debt Management 1. Commercial Loans 2. Loan versus Lease Financing 3. Home Mortgage
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1. Describing Project Cash Flows
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Biblioteka BaiduChapter 4
1. Describing Project Cash Flows
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1. Nominal Interest Rates
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6. Investment Basics
In each case, the right investment is a balance of three things: liquidity, safety, and return. Liquidity: How accessible is your money?
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3. Effective Annual Interest Rates
Assuming that the nominal interest rate is r, and M compounding periods occur during the year, we can calculate the effective annual interest rate.
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Agenda
Describing Project Cash Flows Initial Project Screening Method
Discounted Cash Flow Analysis
Loan versus Project Cash Flows
• Describing Project Cash Flows •Initial Project Screening Method •Discounted Cash Flow Analysis •Variations of Present-Worth Analysis •Comparing Mutually Exclusive Alternatives
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2. Effective Annual Interest Rates
Suppose you deposit $10,000 in a savings account that pays you at an interest rate of 9% compounded quarterly.
The effective annual interest rate is the one rate that truly represents the interest earned in a year.
if cash flow transactions occur quarterly, but interest is compounded monthly, we may wish to calculate the effective interest rate on a quarterly basis.
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Key terms
• • Independent Investment Projects – 独立项目 Mutually Exclusive Investment Projects –互斥项目
Variations of Present-Worth Analysis Comparing Mutually Exclusive Alternatives
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Present-Worth Analysis
XL Chemicals is thinking of installing a computer process control system in one of its process plants. The plant is used about 40% of the time, or 3,500 operating hours per year, to produce a proprietary demulsification chemical（化学破乳剂）. During the remaining 60% of the time, it is used to produce other specialty chemicals. Annual production of the demulsification chemical amounts to 30,000 kilograms, and it sells for $15 per kilogram. The proposed computer process control system will cost $650,000 and is expected to provide the following specific benefits in the production of the demulsification chemical: 1, the selling price of the product could be increased by $2 per kilogram because the product will be of higher purity, which translates into better demulsification. 2, production volumes will increase by 4,000 kilograms per year as a result of higher reaction yields, without any increase in the quantities of raw material or in production time. 3, the number of process operators can be reduced by one per shift, which represents a savings of $25 per hour. The new control system would result in additional maintenance costs of $53,000 per year and has an expected useful life of eight years.
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1. intro
2. Time Value of Money
Roadmap
3. Money Management
Chapter 4. Present-Worth Analysis
4. Present Worth 5. Annual Worth 6. Rate-of-Return 7. Project Cash Flows 9. Economic Analysis
CHAPTER LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After completing this chapter, you should understand the following concepts How firms screen potential investment opportunities. How firms evaluate the profitability of an investment project by considering the time value of money. How firms compare mutually exclusive investment opportunities.
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5. Agenda
Nominal and Effective Interest Rates Equivalence Calculations with Effective Interest Rates