7. Calculate the effective (after tax) cost of debt for a for-profit healthcare

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7. Calculate the effective (after tax) cost of debt for a for-profit healthcare provider, assuming that the interest rate set on its debt is 11% and its tax rate is 0%.

8.

Which of the following is not a relevant cash flow when estimating the incremental cash flows for a new hospital service?

An increase in inventory costs that would result if the project is undertaken.

10.

Calculate the effective (after tax) cost of debt for a for-profit healthcare provider, assuming that the interest rate set on its debt is 11% and its tax rate is 20%.

88%

11.

Calculate the effective (after tax) cost of debt for a for-profit healthcare provider, assuming that the interest rate set on its debt is 11% and its tax rate is 40%.

89%

12.

Which of the following statements about project cash flow estimation is correct?

Explanation / Answer

7) 11%

8)The cost of a consultant's report concerning the feasibility of the service that was completed (and paid for) in the previous year

10)8.8%

11)6.6%

12)Depreciation expense can be ignored when estimating project cash flows within not-for-profit organizations.

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