11.10 Constraints on borrowing. Country Farmlands, Inc. is considering the following potential projects for this coming...
11.10
Constraints on borrowing.
Country Farmlands, Inc. is considering the following potential projects for this coming year, but has only$200,000 for these projects:
Project A: Cost $60,000, NPV $4,000, and IRR 11%
Project B: Cost $78,000, NPV $6,000, and IRR 12%
Project C: Cost $38,000, NPV $3,000, and IRR 10%
Project D: Cost $41,000, NPV $4,000, and IRR 9%
Project E: Cost $56,000, NPV $6,000, and IRR 13%
Project F: Cost $29,000, NPV $2,000, and IRR 7%
What projects should Farmlands pick?
What projects should Farmlands pick?
(Select the best responses.)
A. - A, C, D, and E.
B. - B, C, D, and F.
C. - A, B, D, and E.
D. - B, C, D, and E.
E. - C, D, E, and F.
Homework Answers
Option 1 will be selected. Because with that option NPV of the all the project is highest of $17,000 and all investments are within $200,000.00
Therefore, Project A,C,D and E will be selected.
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