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PROBLEM 26.8B
JACKSON MOUNTAIN (continued)
b.
$52,500
$112,500
$250,000 + $0
Chairlift
Return on average investment:
Snow-Making Equipment
Original Cost + Salvage Value
Average
Average Estimated Net Income =
Average Investment
= 47%
Original Cost + Salvage Value
2
Average
Investment
Average
=
PROBLEM 26.8B
JACKSON MOUNTAIN (concluded
)
d.
The management of Jackson Mountain must decide which investment opportunity will best
serve its customers. Thus, it must try to determine if adequate snow coverage with long lift
lines is better than short lift lines with limited snow coverage. A marketing study could be
present value. Skiers are more likely to tolerate long lift lines if snow conditions are good
than short lift lines with poor snow conditions. Once the equipment has been installed, the
management can begin to make plans regarding the future investment in a high-speed
chairlift.
45 Minutes, Strong PROBLEM 26.9B
BOOM, INC.
a.
Payback period:
Memory Stick Equipment
PROBLEM 26.9B
BOOM, INC. (continued)
b.
Return on average investment:
Memory Stick Equipment
Original Cost + Salvage Value
Average
PROBLEM 26.9B
BOOM, INC. (concluded)
d.
There are several nonfinancial considerations worth mentioning. First, the company must
try to determine which medium the customers are most likely to use. Second, it must try to
SOLUTIONS TO CRITICAL THINKING CASE
S
a.
$ 572,166
$ 168,166
b.
Net present value of proposal ……………………………………………………
…
The cost of the laser printer is $1,300,000, not $2,500,000 as Adams suggests. Adams is
Present value of proceeds from sale of existing equipment
25 Minutes, Strong
Present value of estimated incremental annual cash flows for 10 years:
$114,000 × 5.019 (Exhibit 26.4) ………………………………………………
…
CASE 26.1
Net present value of proposal, discounted at an annual rate of 15%:
METRO PRINTERS
60 Minutes, Strong CASE 26.2
GRIZZLY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
a.
Relevant financial measures introduced in the chapter include:
Payback period
CASE 26.2
b.
There are many nonfinancial issues related to this decision. Questions that should be
addressed include (1) Would those patients who now travel 300 miles for treatment utilize
the Grizzly facility? (2) Is the staff of Grizzly trained to deliver quality dialysis care to
kidney patients? (3) Is a helicopter that would provide emergency care to rural areas a
GRIZZLY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL (concluded)
20 Minutes, Medium CASE 26.3
INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENTS IN OUTSCOURCIN
G
a.
Lower cost does not always mean gains in efficiency. This implies that the cash flow
savings obtained from lower cost inputs overseas (labor for example) may be offset by
higher costs and related cash flows due to reduced productivity. Often, lower labor costs
go hand-in-hand with less skilled labor. A lower skilled labor force will result in lower
productivity and efficiency.
Finally, treating your partners as equals will result in tapping into your partner’s
knowledge which will far exceed your domestic-based understanding of the international
setting. That knowledge could have significant cash flow implications if it saves missteps in
30 Minutes, Medium
