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$30.328 million is to be invested in a project that will yield annual net cash inflows of $8 million for 5 years.
What is the project's internal rate of return (IRR)?
Give your answer to the nearest whole percentage.
For a pharmaceutical manufacturer, in which perspective of the Balanced Scorecard should the performance measure 'number of patents granted during the year' be included?
Which TWO of the following are reasons why cost-based approaches to transfer pricing are often used in practice?
A project with a 6 year life generates a positive net present value of $1,100. The discount rate is 8%.
To the nearest $, the equivalent annual benefit is:
A company is considering the replacement of its outdated information system.
Which of the following are appropriate approaches for the company to take to assess the potential qualitative benefits of a replacement information system?
(1) Ignore the qualitative benefits that may arise because there is too much subjectivity involved in their assessment.
(2) Attempt to attribute monetary values to each of the qualitative benefits identified.
(3) Acknowledge the existence of qualitative benefits and attempt to assess them in a reasonable manner that is acceptable to all parties.
(4) Attempt to express qualitative benefits in general terms linked to a hierarchy of organizational objectives.
