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) connections existing between economic measures and accounting measures. In particular, the average accounting rate of return is … average accounting rate generates a decision rule which is logically equivalent to the NPV rule for both accept …
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We present the derivation of cost of capital under the assumption of risky tax shields discounted with the cost of levered equity. We show that the formulation is consistent and is derived from basic financial principles. This formulation is valid for finite cash flows and non growing...
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Average-Internal-Rate-of-Return (AIRR) model constitutes the basis for an alternative theoretical paradigm of rate of return …
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This paper expands Teichroew, Robichek and Montalbano's (TRM) (1965a, b) rate-of-return model into a complete and general model of economic profitability for investment decision-making. Specifically, TRM's assumptions are relaxed and a project rate of return is derived, expressing the project's...
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This paper deals with with capital budgeting decisions under uncertainty. We present an Aggregate Return On Investment (AROI), obtained as the ratio of total (undiscounted) cash flow to total invested capital and show that it is a genuine rate of return which, compared with the risk-adjusted...
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infinitely many economic rates of return: each of them is an average ROI resulting from a well-specified depreciation class. Any … economic return function, which maps depreciation classes into economic rates of return. Among them, the project´s average ROI …
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Esta nota pedagógica ilustra el cálculo de la elasticidad precio-demanda y su aplicación en la proyección de estados financieros.
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Typical textbooks on corporate finance and forecasting and budgeting recommend closing" and matching the financial statements using what is known as a plug. A plug is a formula to match the Balance Sheet using differences in some items listed in it in such a way that the accounting equation...
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approaches for valuing nominal and real cash flows with the 1) nominal Weighted Average Cost of Capital, WACC, 2) real WACC, wacc …
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Most popular corporate finance textbooks and practitioners present the WeightedAverage Cost of Capital WACC calculation as independent from the Free Cash Flow.It is a common use that practitioners calculate a WACC a priori and use it independentlyfrom the firm value (this is, from FCF). In this...
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