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Chapter 12 Question 2 Adjusting for Risk: Docs R Us has performed a risk assessment of independent projects. They adjust for project risk by raising the calculated IRR by 3% for low risk projects, leaving the IRR the same for moderate risk projects, and lowering the calculated IRR by 2% for high risk projects. Project Cost NVP Risk IRR Risk Level ADJ IRR A $21,000 -$2,000 10% Low B $17,000 $4,000 14% Low C $15,000 $2,000 12% High D $14,000 $4,000 15% Average E $4,000 $1,000 11% High A. Without capital rationing, and given their cost of capital of 12%, and ignoring risk, based on IRR which projects should Meds R Us accept? Why? B. B. Without capital rationing, and given their cost of capital of 12%, and considering risk, which projects should Meds R Us accept? Why? Note that you will add 3% to the Project's IRR if it is low risk (making it look more favorable since it is), leave average risk Projects' IRRS the same, and subtract 2% from the IRR for high risk Projects (making them less favorable since they are due to the risk).

Chapter 12 Question 2 Adjusting for Risk: Docs R Us has performed a risk assessment of independent projects. They adjust for project risk by raising the calculated IRR by 3% for low risk projects, leaving the IRR the same for moderate risk projects, and lowering the calculated IRR by 2% for high risk projects. Project Cost NVP Risk IRR Risk Level ADJ IRR A $21,000 -$2,000 10% Low B $17,000 $4,000 14% Low C $15,000 $2,000 12% High D $14,000 $4,000 15% Average E $4,000 $1,000 11% High A. Without capital rationing, and given their cost of capital of 12%, and ignoring risk, based on IRR which projects should Meds R Us accept? Why? B. B. Without capital rationing, and given their cost of capital of 12%, and considering risk, which projects should Meds R Us accept? Why? Note that you will add 3% to the Project's IRR if it is low risk (making it look more favorable since it is), leave average risk Projects' IRRS the same, and subtract 2% from the IRR for high risk Projects (making them less favorable since they are due to the risk).

Essentials Of Investments
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Author:Bodie, Zvi, Kane, Alex, MARCUS, Alan J.
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Chapter 12 Question 2 Adjusting for Risk: Docs R Us has performed a risk assessment of independent projects. They adjust for project risk by raising the calculated IRR by 3% for low risk projects, leaving the IRR the same for moderate risk projects, and lowering the calculated IRR by 2% for high risk projects. Project Cost NVP Risk IRR Risk Level ADJ IRR A $21,000 -$2,000 10% Low B $17,000 $4,000 14% Low C $15,000 $2,000 12% High D $14,000 $4,000 15% Average E $4,000 $1,000 11% High A. Without capital rationing, and given their cost of capital of 12%, and ignoring risk, based on IRR which projects should Meds R Us accept? Why? B. B. Without capital rationing, and given their cost of capital of 12%, and considering risk, which projects should Meds R Us accept? Why? Note that you will add 3% to the Project's IRR if it is low risk (making it look more favorable since it is), leave average risk Projects' IRRS the same, and subtract 2% from the IRR for high risk Projects (making them less favorable since they are due to the risk).
Transcribed Image Text:Chapter 12 Question 2 Adjusting for Risk: Docs R Us has performed a risk assessment of independent projects. They adjust for project risk by raising the calculated IRR by 3% for low risk projects, leaving the IRR the same for moderate risk projects, and lowering the calculated IRR by 2% for high risk projects. Project Cost NVP Risk IRR Risk Level ADJ IRR A $21,000 -$2,000 10% Low B $17,000 $4,000 14% Low C $15,000 $2,000 12% High D $14,000 $4,000 15% Average E $4,000 $1,000 11% High A. Without capital rationing, and given their cost of capital of 12%, and ignoring risk, based on IRR which projects should Meds R Us accept? Why? B. B. Without capital rationing, and given their cost of capital of 12%, and considering risk, which projects should Meds R Us accept? Why? Note that you will add 3% to the Project's IRR if it is low risk (making it look more favorable since it is), leave average risk Projects' IRRS the same, and subtract 2% from the IRR for high risk Projects (making them less favorable since they are due to the risk).
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