money at different points in time can be said to be equal to each other is known as: REVIEW • A. Evaluation criterion • B. Equivalence QUESTIONS • C. Cash flow • D. Intangible factors 2. The evaluation criterion that is usually used in an economic analysis is: REVIEW • A. Time to completion
QUESTIONS • B. Technical feasibility
• C. Sustainability • D. Financial units (dollars or other currency) 1-4
3. All of the following are examples of
each cash flows, except: REVIEW • A. Asset salvage value
QUESTIONS • B. Income taxes
• C. Operating cost of assets • D. First cost of asset 4. In most engineering economy studies, the best alternative is the one that: REVIEW • A. Will last the longest time
QUESTIONS • B. Is most politically correct
• C. Is easiest to implement • D. Has the lowest cost 5. All of the following are examples of equity financing, except: REVIEW • A. Mortgage
QUESTIONS • B. Money from savings
• C. Cash on hand • D. Retained earnings 6. At an interest rate of 10% per year, the equivalent amount of $10,000 one year ago is closest to: REVIEW • A. $8264 QUESTIONS • B.$9091 • C.$11,000 • D.$12,000 7. Assume that you and your best friend each have $1000 to invest. You invest your money in a fund that pays 10% per year compound interest. Your friend invests her money at a bank that pays 10% per year simple interest. At the end of 1 year, the difference in the total amount for REVIEW each of you is: QUESTIONS • A. You have $10 more than she does • B. You have $100 more than she does • C. You both have the same amount of money • C. She has $10 more than you do 8. The time it would take for a given sum of money to double at 4% per year simple interest is closest to: REVIEW • A. 30 years QUESTIONS • B. 25 years • C. 20 years • D. 10 years 9. To finance a new project costing $30 REVIEW million, a company borrowed $21 million at 16% per year interest and used retained earnings QUESTIONS valued at 12% per year for the remainder of the investment. The company’s weighted average cost of capital for the project was closest to: • A.12.5% B.13.6% C.14.8% D.15.6% 10. Amounts of $1000 1 year ago and $1345.60 1 year hence are equivalent at what compound interest per year? REVIEW • A.12.5% per year QUESTIONS • B.14.8% per year • C.17.2% per year • D. None of the above