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Chapter 18, Problem 1CQ

APV How is the APV of a project calculated?

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Summary Introduction

To determine: Adjusted present value and how it is calculated.

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Adjusted present value is known as NPV (net present value) of a company or project. By considering financial benefits, adjusted present value tax shield such as deductible interest.

Explanation of Solution

The following are the ways by which adjusted present value:

Adjusted present value is equivalent to the NPV of the project that is the project worth for an unlevered company added to the net present value of financing side-effects.

Formula for calculating adjusted present value:

The adjusted present value is computed by adding the base value of net present value with the NPV of all financial side effects.

Adjusted present value=[Base value of net present value+Net present value of all financial side effect]

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