Can any body answer this question and explain the reason, thank you

Discussion in 'SP5' started by hanshua, Jan 28, 2012.

  1. hanshua

    hanshua Member

    A company should NOT go ahead with a capital project if:
    Choose ONLY one answer.

    a. Its shareholders could invest in an alternative project offering a higher expected internal rate of return

    b. It could use the available funds to re-pay all its debts

    c. The project's Net Present Value using a risk-adjusted discount rate is negative

    d. It could invest in an alternative project offering a higher expected internal rate of return
     
  2. mattt78

    mattt78 Member

    capital project question

    ok, i'm not certain, but here's my 2 pence worth to help get some discussion going:

    I assume the answer is c - there is no point investing in a project if you would be better off doing nothing instead!

    not a or d, since neither considers the level of risk, and not b, since the co may be paying a lower rate of interest on the debt than it can receive on the project (after factoring in risk)
     
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