This document appears to be a quiz on economics and methods used for evaluating investments and projects. It includes questions about concepts like minimum attractive rate of return, future worth, internal rate of return, present worth, benefit-cost ratio, and others. The questions cover calculating and applying these concepts, as well as identifying examples and appropriate uses for different evaluation methods. It was prepared by 14 students in an industrial engineering program at Polytechnic University of the Philippines.
This document appears to be a quiz on economics and methods used for evaluating investments and projects. It includes questions about concepts like minimum attractive rate of return, future worth, internal rate of return, present worth, benefit-cost ratio, and others. The questions cover calculating and applying these concepts, as well as identifying examples and appropriate uses for different evaluation methods. It was prepared by 14 students in an industrial engineering program at Polytechnic University of the Philippines.
This document appears to be a quiz on economics and methods used for evaluating investments and projects. It includes questions about concepts like minimum attractive rate of return, future worth, internal rate of return, present worth, benefit-cost ratio, and others. The questions cover calculating and applying these concepts, as well as identifying examples and appropriate uses for different evaluation methods. It was prepared by 14 students in an industrial engineering program at Polytechnic University of the Philippines.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
Economics, Study, Method (QUIZ)
1. Define Minimum Attractive Rate of Return (MARR). a. MARR is always consistent. b. MARR is a reasonable rate of return established for the evaluation and selection of alternatives. c. MARR is lower than the rate of return on “safe investment” d. All of the above. 2-3. Identify two of the five Reasons of Varying MARR. a. Minimum Acceptable Rate of Return b. Tax structure c. Cash Transfer d. Investment opportunities e. Online Banking 4. What is the range of typical values on expected rate of inflation? a. 10% b. 18% c. 5% d. 0% 5. This method is used particularly in an investment situation where we need to compute the equivalent worth of the project at the end of its investment period. a. Past Worth b. Present Worth c. Future Worth d. Annual Worth 6. In future worth, we accept the decision if: a. FW (i) < 0 b. FW (i) > 0 c. FW (i) = 0 d. FW (i) ≠ 0 7. In future worth, we reject the decision if: a. FW (i) < 0 b. FW (i) > 0 c. FW (i) = 0 d. FW (i) ≠ 0 8. In the formula of future worth, what does P stands for? a. Present Worth b. Principle Interest c. Product Amount d. Principle Amount 9. It is the equivalent uniform annual worth of all estimated receipts (income) and disbursements. a. Capital Recovery b. Annual Worth Analysis c. Permanent Investment d. Funds 10. It is the equivalent annual cost of owning the asset plus the return on the initial investment. a. Capital Recovery b. Annual Worth Analysis c. Permanent Investment d. Funds 11. Dams, stadiums, airports and endowments are called _________. a. Capital Recovery b. Annual Worth Analysis c. Permanent Investment d. Funds 12. In what case that the alternatives have different economic lives? a. Case 1&2 b. Case 1 c. Case 2 d. Case 3 13. ___________________ is the discounting rate where the total of initial cash outlay and discounted cash inflows are equal to zero. a. External Rate of Return b. Internal Rate of Return c. Rate of Return d. Hurdle Rate 14. ______________ is a function of management which uses various techniques, like Internal Rate of Return, to assist in decision making. a. Business Marketing b. Management Company c. Capital Budgeting d. Company planning 15. It refers to the change in a company's cash balance as detailed on its cash flow statement. a. Net Cash Flow b. Inflow c. Outflow d. Revenue 16. This method directly takes into account the interest rate to a project at which net cash flows generated or required by the project over its life can be reinvested or borrowed. a. External Rate Method b. Internal Rate of Return c. External Rate of Return d. Acceptable Rate of Return 17. If ERR is greater than MARR, it means that? a. It means that you computed well. b. It means nothing. c. It is a “Bad Investment”. d. It is a “Good Investment”. 18. What does “rt” represent? a. Interest rate b. Reinvestment rate c. Rate return d. External rate 19. Suppose you are offered a project with the following payments. YEAR CASH FLOW ($) 0 10,000 1 -4,300 2 -3,900 3 -3,200 4 -1,200 What is the IRR of this offer? a. 11.94% b. 11.84% c. 10.94% d. 10.84% 20. A financial calculation that measures the worth of a future amount of money or stream of payments in today’s adjusted for interest and inflation. a. Future Worth b. Present Worth c. Past Worth d. Annual Worth 21. It is the process in which prices of goods and services rise over time. a. Inflation b. Rate of Return c. Future Worth d. Present Worth 22. _______________ is the concept that states an amount of money today is worth more than that same amount in the future. a. Future Worth b. Present Worth c. Past Worth d. Annual Worth 23. The following are needed in computing the Present Worth, except: a. Future Value b. Interest Rate c. Inflation Rate d. Number of period 24. This is the amount of money that is readily available for investment and spending. a. Capital b. Assets c. Liquidity d. Cash 25. All are examples of liquidity except: a. Capital b. Bonds c. Equipment d. Bills 26. This is considered in discounted payback period but not in simple payback period. a. Cost over time b. Time value of money c. Total Profit d. Total discounted amount 27. This is a ratio used to analyze the summary of overall relationship between the relative costs and benefits of a proposed project. a. Current Ratio b. Benefit-Cost Ratio c. Liquidity Ratio d. Quick asset ratio 28. BCR > 1 0 means __________ net present value. a. Positive b. Negative c. Neutral d. No change in 29. Salvage value means a. Manufacturer value b. Market value c. Consume value d. Contractor value 30. If a project's BCR is less than 1.0, the project's costs _______ the benefits, and it should not be considered. a. Exceeds b. Balannced c. Is lesser than d. None of the above Prepared by: Ambar, Carla Angelica Andres, Maria Nicole Apatan, Vienne Alceso, Race John Alfonso, Kherwin Cendaña, Benjie Mel Estacio, Richmond Earl Gamino, Christina Landicho, Vera Michaela Meneses, Justine Ivan Portosa, Kim Reginald Romera, Kurt Clyde Rosal, Carla Fae