Suppose A has two possible projects, X and Y which take 1 year to finish. The...
- Suppose A has two possible projects, X and Y which take 1 year to finish. The market interest rate is 10%/year. While X requires 500 won as an initial investment, Y requires 100 won. Internal rates of return are calculated and they are 15% for X, and 20% for Y. Indicate whether each statement is true, false, or uncertain and explain why.
- If an initial investment can be financed through borrowing from the bank, it is worth taking both projects.
- If only one project can be financed, it is better to take project Y whose internal rate or return is higher
Homework Answers
1.
UNCERTAIN
Reason: Since the MARR is not given for comparison, it is not sure whether both projects are good or not, since a comparison cannot be made
2.
TRUE
Reason: Since IRR of Y > IRR of X, it means Y will give higher returns than X, which means Y must be chosen
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