MCQ On Cash Flow Estimation And Risk Analysis

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1.

Required increase in current assets and increase in current liabilities is subtracted to calculate
- A.
  
  Change in net working capital
- B.
  
  Change in current assets
- C.
  
  Change in current liabilities
- D.
  
  Change in depreciation
Correct Answer
A. Change in net working capital

Explanation
To calculate the change in net working capital, we need to consider the increase in current assets and the increase in current liabilities. By subtracting the required increase in current assets and increase in current liabilities, we can determine the change in net working capital. This calculation helps us understand the difference in the company's current assets and current liabilities over a specific period, indicating the company's ability to meet its short-term obligations and manage its working capital effectively.

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2.

Cash flows that could be generated from owned asset by company but not used in project are classified as
- A.
  
  Occurred cost
- B.
  
  Mean cost
- C.
  
  Opportunity costs
- D.
  
  Weighted cost
Correct Answer
C. Opportunity costs

Explanation
Opportunity costs refer to the potential benefits or profits that a company foregoes when it chooses to use its owned asset for a particular project instead of using it for an alternative project or opportunity. These costs represent the value of the best alternative that is forgone. In this case, the cash flows that could be generated from the owned asset but are not used in the project represent the opportunity costs, as the company is missing out on the potential benefits that could have been obtained by utilizing the asset differently.

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In capital budgeting, cost of capital is used as discount rate and is based on pre-determines
- A.
  
  Cost of inflation
- B.
  
  Cost of debt and equity
- C.
  
  Cost of opportunity
- D.
  
  Cost of transaction
Correct Answer
B. Cost of debt and equity

Explanation
The cost of capital in capital budgeting refers to the rate of return that a company must earn on its investments in order to satisfy its shareholders and lenders. It is calculated by taking into account the cost of debt and equity, which are the two main sources of financing for a company. The cost of debt is the interest rate that the company pays on its borrowed funds, while the cost of equity represents the return that shareholders expect to receive on their investment. By considering both the cost of debt and equity, the company can determine the appropriate discount rate to use when evaluating potential investment projects.

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Economists considers effects of project started on other parts of company or on environment of company is called
- A.
  
  Externalities
- B.
  
  Foreign effects
- C.
  
  Weighted effects
- D.
  
  Opportunity effects
Correct Answer
A. Externalities

Explanation
Externalities refer to the effects or consequences of a project that extend beyond the immediate participants or stakeholders. Economists study these effects, which can be positive or negative, to understand the broader impact of a project on other parts of the company or on the environment. Externalities can include pollution, congestion, or positive spillover effects such as knowledge transfer or improved infrastructure. By considering externalities, economists aim to assess the full social and economic costs and benefits of a project, beyond just the direct impacts on the company or individuals involved.

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Situation in which company replaces existing assets with new assets is classified as
- A.
  
  Replacement projects
- B.
  
  New projects
- C.
  
  Existing projects
- D.
  
  Internal projects
Correct Answer
A. Replacement projects

Explanation
A situation in which a company replaces existing assets with new assets is classified as replacement projects. In this scenario, the company is making a decision to replace outdated or obsolete assets with newer ones that are expected to provide better performance or efficiency. This type of project involves the evaluation of the existing assets, determining their replacement value, and assessing the potential benefits and costs of the new assets. By replacing existing assets, the company aims to improve its operations and maintain or enhance its competitive position in the market.

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MCQ On Cash Flow Estimation And Risk Analysis

Required increase in current assets and increase in current liabilities is subtracted to calculate

Cash flows that could be generated from owned asset by company but not used in project are classified as

In capital budgeting, cost of capital is used as discount rate and is based on pre-determines

Economists considers effects of project started on other parts of company or on environment of company is called

Situation in which company replaces existing assets with new assets is classified as