Hello! Please help me answer the table in the image, and the questions at the end of the page. thank you!! :) As the project manager for HomeGrown, you are responsible for deciding which if any of the proposals to accept. HomeGrown's minimum acceptable rate of return is 20%. You receive the following data from the three contractors: Proposal Type of Floor Plan Initial Cost if Selected Residual Value Alpha Very open, like an indoor farmer’s market $1,472,000 $0.00 Beta Standard grocery shelving and layout, minimal aisle space 5,678,900 0.00 Gamma Mix of open areas and shelving areas 2,125,560 0.00 You have computed estimates of annual cash flows and average annual income from customers for each of the three contractors' plans. You believe that the annual cash flows will be equal for each of the 10 years for which you are preparing your capital investment analysis. Your conclusions are presented in the following table. Proposal Estimated Average Annual Income (after depreciation) Estimated Average Annual Cash Flow Alpha $291,014 $351,145 Beta 272,019 475,608 Gamma 521,931 592,819 Final Questions After reviewing all your data, answer the following questions (1)-(3). 1. What can you say about each proposal? (<, =, > 20%) Proposal Internal Rate of Return Alpha Beta Gamma 2. What can you say about these proposals? a. HomeGrown would be breaking even (i.e., profit = 0) if Alpha’s proposal is chosen. b. Only Gamma’s proposal is yielding more than HomeGrown’s minimum desired rate of return. c. Gamma’s proposal is the only proposal that would be acceptable to HomeGrown. Options: a, b, c, a and b, b and c 3. Which proposal is the best choice for HomeGrown given the data collected? (Alpha, Beta, Gamma)
Hello! Please help me answer the table in the image, and the questions at the end of the page. thank you!! :)
As the project manager for HomeGrown, you are responsible for deciding which if any of the proposals to accept. HomeGrown's minimum acceptable
Proposal | Type of Floor Plan | Initial Cost if Selected |
Residual Value |
Alpha | Very open, like an indoor farmer’s market | $1,472,000 | $0.00 |
Beta | Standard grocery shelving and layout, minimal aisle space | 5,678,900 | 0.00 |
Gamma | Mix of open areas and shelving areas | 2,125,560 | 0.00 |
You have computed estimates of annual cash flows and average annual income from customers for each of the three contractors' plans. You believe that the annual cash flows will be equal for each of the 10 years for which you are preparing your capital investment analysis. Your conclusions are presented in the following table.
Proposal |
Estimated Average Annual Income (after depreciation) |
Estimated Average Annual Cash Flow |
Alpha | $291,014 | $351,145 |
Beta | 272,019 | 475,608 |
Gamma | 521,931 | 592,819 |
Final Questions
After reviewing all your data, answer the following questions (1)-(3).
1. What can you say about each proposal? (<, =, > 20%)
Proposal |
Internal Rate of Return |
Alpha |
|
Beta |
|
Gamma |
|
2. What can you say about these proposals?
a. HomeGrown would be breaking even (i.e., profit = 0) if Alpha’s proposal is chosen.
b. Only Gamma’s proposal is yielding more than HomeGrown’s minimum desired rate of return.
c. Gamma’s proposal is the only proposal that would be acceptable to HomeGrown.
Options: a, b, c, a and b, b and c
3. Which proposal is the best choice for HomeGrown given the data collected? (Alpha, Beta, Gamma)



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