Financial Exercises 3: NPV and IRR: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

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Project I requires an investment of 500 € and has expected cash flows of 300 € both in year 1 and 2. <br/>
Project I requires an investment of 500 € and has expected cash flows of 300 € both in year 1 and 2. <br/>
a. Calculate the net present value ([[Kapitalwert|NPV]]) assuming a [[Kalkulationszinssatz|cost of capital]] of 10 %.<br/>
a. Calculate the net present value ([[Kapitalwert|NPV]]) assuming a [[Kalkulationszinssatz|cost of capital]] of 10 %.<br/>
b. Plot a graph (NPV-function) showing the investment’s NPV for costs of capital between 0 % and 20 %.<br/>
b. Plot a graph ([[Interner Zinsfuß|NPV-function]]) showing the investment’s NPV for costs of capital between 0 % and 20 %.<br/>
c. Estimate the cost of capital that corresponds to a NPV of zero (the internal rate of return – [[Interner Zinsfuß|IRR]]).<br/>
c. Estimate the cost of capital that corresponds to a NPV of zero (the internal rate of return – [[Interner Zinsfuß|IRR]]).<br/>
d. A similar project II requires an investment of 600 € and has expected cash flow of 360 € in year 1 and 350 € in year 2. Plot its NPV-function and estimate its IRR.<br/>
d. A similar project II requires an investment of 600 € and has expected cash flow of 360 € in year 1 and 350 € in year 2. Plot its NPV-function and estimate its IRR.<br/>
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