The firm founder purchases a construction crane to rent out.  Only equity capital is used, no debt.  The terms of the rental are such that the services of a crane operator are included in the lease of the equipment, in a manner similar to the Taxi analysis, wherein the taxi provides the vehicle, and driver. The firm is contemplating the following: Crane acquisition cost                                  $ 1,000,000 Years of useful life (economic life)                 5 Tax rate                                                           0% Required rate of return on equity                  10% Annual revenues                                 $ 2,000,000 Operating expenses include only: “Other expenses” of $1,500,000, plus depreciation.   what's the operating cash flow analysis? What's the economic profit analysis?

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The firm founder purchases a construction crane to rent out.  Only equity capital is used, no debt.  The terms of the rental are such that the services of a crane operator are included in the lease of the equipment, in a manner similar to the Taxi analysis, wherein the taxi provides the vehicle, and driver.

The firm is contemplating the following:

Crane acquisition cost                                  $ 1,000,000

Years of useful life (economic life)                 5

Tax rate                                                           0%

Required rate of return on equity                  10%

Annual revenues                                 $ 2,000,000

Operating expenses include only: “Other expenses” of $1,500,000, plus depreciation.

 

what's the operating cash flow analysis?

What's the economic profit analysis?

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Cash flow statement determines the total cash inflows and outflows occurred to a business during a financial year. Three major sections of a cash flow statement are operating activities, financing activities and investing activities. 

 

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