1) A direct quote of $1.9887 dollars to buy one U.K. pound corresponds to an indirect
quote of .9887 pounds per one dollar.
2) Because the MIRR assumes reinvestment at the cost of capital while IRR assumes
reinvestment at the project’s IRR, the MIRR will always be less than the IRR.
3) Common-sized balance sheets show each account as a percentage of total sales to
help analysts in comparing companies of difference sizes.
4) The initial outlay of a project may be reduced by the after-tax salvage value of
replaced equipment.
5) In response to the banking crisis and economic collapse of 2007 and 2008, the U.S.
government moved to increase interest rates in order to attract foreign capital seeking
high returns in U.S. banks.
6) Effective cash management involves the tradeoff between the risk of insolvency
(resulting in higher near cash balances) and the desire to earn higher returns (resulting
in lower near cash balances).
7) The most relevant measure of risk for capital budgeting is project standing alone risk.