Fundamentals of Corporate Finance Standard Edition
Fundamentals of Corporate Finance Standard Edition
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Author: Stephen Ross, Randolph Westerfield, Bradford D. Jordan
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 5, Problem 4QP
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To calculate: The rate of return

Introduction:

Rate of return refers to the gain or loss on the investment. It also refers to the increase or decrease in the capital value of an investment.

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Answer to Problem 4QP

The rate of return is as follows:

Particulars

Present

value

Years

Interest

Rate

Future

value

Investment A $240 4 5.47% $297
Investment B $360 18 6.29% $1,080
Investment C $39,000 19 8.55% $185,382
Investment D $38,261 25 11.09% $531,618

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Given information:

Investment A has a present value of $240, future value of $297, and a 4-year investment period. Investment B has a present value of $360, future value of $1,080, and an 18-year investment period.

Investment C has a present value of $39,000, future value of $185,382, and a 19-year investment period. Investment D has a present value of $38,261, future value of $531,618, and a 25-year investment period.

The formula to calculate the rate of return:

P×(1+r)t=FV

Where,

“P” refers to the principal amount invested

“r” refers to the rate of interest or return

“t” refers to the number of years or periods of investment

“FV” refers to the future value or the current market value

Compute the rate of return of Investment A:

P×(1+r)t=FV$240×(1+r)4=$297(1+r)4=$297$240(1+r)4=1.2375

1+r=1.237514r=1.05471r=0.0547 or 5.47%

Hence, the rate of return of Investment A is 5.47%.

Compute the rate of return of Investment B:

P×(1+r)t=FV$360×(1+r)18=$1,080(1+r)18=$1,080$360(1+r)18=3

1+r=3118r=1.06291r=0.0629 or 6.29%

Hence, the rate of return Investment B is 6.29%.

Compute the rate of return of Investment C:

P×(1+r)t=FV$39,000×(1+r)19=$185,382(1+r)19=$185,382$39,000(1+r)19=4.7534

1+r=4.7534119r=1.08551r=0.0855 or 8.55%

Hence, the rate of return Investment C is 8.55%.

Compute the rate of return of Investment D:

P×(1+r)t=FV$38,261×(1+r)25=$531,618(1+r)25=$531,618$38,261(1+r)25=13.8945

1+r=13.8945125r=1.11091r=0.1109 or 11.09%

Hence, the rate of return Investment D is 11.09%.

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