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chapter 4
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EXAMPLE
if MARR >= 5%
a. ror= 2% b. ror = 5% C. 7%
D. 10%
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EXAMPLE
if MARR >= 5%
a. ror= 2% b. ror = 5% C. 7%
D. 10%
Page 03 of 15
EXAMPLE
if MARR >= 10%
a. ror= 2% b. ror = 5% C. 7%
D. 10%
Page 03 of 15
EXAMPLE
if MARR >= 10%
a. ror= 2% b. ror = 5% C. 7%
D. 10%
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economic study method
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ROR RATE OF RETURN
A rate of return (RoR) is the net gain
or loss of an investment over a
specified time period, expressed as a
percentage of the investment’s initial
cost. When calculating the rate of
return, you are determining the
percentage change from the
beginning of the period until the end.
economic study methods
1 . 1 P R E S E N T W O R T H M E T H O D
2 . F U T U R E W O R T H M E T H O D
3 . A N N U A L W O R T H M E T H O D
4 . I N T E R N A L R A T E O F R E T U R N M E T H O D ( i r r )
30,000
4,500
Present worth method
example 1
PW= 28,493.32+2,237.30-30,000
PW=730.62
Present worth method
example 2 : MARR = 20 %
METHOD
FUTURE worth method
example 1
50,000
7,500
FUTURE worth method
example 1
METHOD
ANNUAL WORTH METHOD
RECAP
PRESENT WORTH FUTURE WORTH ANNUAL WORTH
(IRR)
EXTERNAL If the ERR, is equal or greater than the MARR ,
then the project is economically viable.
(ERR)
PAYBACK If the ERR, is equal or greater than the MARR ,
then the project is economically viable.