Highpoint Company is evaluating five different capital expenditure proposals. The company's hurdle rate for net present value analyses is 12%. A 10% salvage value is expected from each of the investments. Information on the five proposals is as follows: Proposal Required Investment PV at 12% of After-Tax Cash Flows Avg. Annual Net Income from Investment A $265,000 $305,030 $37,400 B 195,000 231,780 26,000 C 155,000 168,040

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Highpoint Company is evaluating five different capital expenditure proposals. The company's hurdle rate for net present value analyses is 12%. A 10% salvage value is expected from each of the investments. Information on the five proposals is as follows:

Proposal Required Investment PV at 12% of After-Tax Cash Flows Avg. Annual Net Income from Investment

A

$265,000 $305,030 $37,400

B

195,000 231,780 26,000

C

155,000 168,040 19,200

D

175,000 211,300 27,600

E

123,000 131,990 14,960

 

a. Compute the excess present value index for each of the five proposals.
Round answers to three decimal places.

Proposal Excess PV Index

A

Answer

B

Answer

C

Answer

D

Answer

E

Answer

 

b. Compute the average rate of return for each of the five proposals.
Round answers to one decimal place. For example, 0.4567 equals 45.7%

Proposal Avg. Rate of Return

A

Answer

B

Answer

C

Answer

D

Answer

E

Answer


c. Assume that Highpoint will commit no more than $500,000 to new capital expenditure proposals.

Using the excess present value index, which proposals would be accepted. Select the best answer.

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Now using the average rate of return, which proposals would be accepted? Select the best answer.

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