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cash flow All cash flows will occur in Erewhon and are expressed in dollars. In

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cash flow

  

All cash flows will occur in Erewhon and are expressed in dollars. In an attempt to improve its economy, the Erewhonian government has declared that all cash flows created by a foreign company are “blocked” and must be reinvested with the government for one year. The reinvestment rate for these funds is 4 percent.

If Anderson uses an 11 percent required return on this project, what are the NPV and IRR of the project?

Find

NPV

year

cash flow

0 -1,250,000 1 425,000 2 490,000 3 385,000 4 340,000

Explanation / Answer

1

First, we need to find the future value of the cash flows for the one year in which they are blocked by the government. So, reinvesting each cash inflow for one year, we find:

Computation of NPV:

Year

Cash flow

PV Factor @ 11%

PV

0

$    (1,250,000)

1

$ (1,250,000)

1

0

0.9009

$                   -  

2

$          454,750

0.8116

$       369,085

3

$          524,300

0.7312

$       383,364

4

$          411,950

0.6587

$       271,364

5

$          363,800

0.5935

$       215,898

NPV

$       (10,289)

Computation of IRR

Let us try with 10%

Year

Cashfow

PV Factor @ 10%

PV

0

$    (1,250,000)

1

$ (1,250,000)

1

0

0.9091

$                   -  

2

$          454,750

0.8264

$       375,826

3

$          524,300

0.7513

$       393,914

4

$          411,950

0.6830

$       281,367

5

$          363,800

0.6209

$       225,891

NPV1

$         26,999

As NPV is positive let us try with 11%

Year

Cashfow

PV Factor @ 11%

PV

0

$    (1,250,000)

1

$ (1,250,000)

1

0

0.9009

$                   -  

2

$          454,750

0.8116

$       369,085

3

$          524,300

0.7312

$       383,364

4

$          411,950

0.6587

$       271,364

5

$          363,800

0.5935

$       215,898

NPV2

$       (10,289)

IRR= R1 + NPV1(R2-R1)/{NPV1-(-NPV2)

      =10% + 26,999(11-10)%(26,999-(-10,289)

     =10% +269.99/37,289

     =10% +0.72%

    =10.72%

Year

Cash flow

PV Factor @ 11%

PV

0

$    (1,250,000)

1

$ (1,250,000)

1

0

0.9009

$                   -  

2

$          454,750

0.8116

$       369,085

3

$          524,300

0.7312

$       383,364

4

$          411,950

0.6587

$       271,364

5

$          363,800

0.5935

$       215,898

NPV

$       (10,289)

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