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Business Management
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3.8 Investment Appraisal
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Payment period
=
capital cost
/
contribution per month
Average rate of return
= (
Profit
/
years of use
) /
capital cost
x
100
The three approaches to quantitative investment appraisal are
payback period
,
average rate of return
and
net present value.
Payback period
=
capital cost
/
contribution per month
Payback period
can be calculated by using the cumulative net cash flow.
Average rate of return
= ((
total returns
-
capital cost
) /
years of use
) /
capital cost
x
100
Net present value
=
sum of present values
(value x rate) - original cost
Exogenous
shocks are external influences or events of unquantifiable risk that may need to be considered when making investment decisions.