PROJECT MANAGEMENT (LOOSELEAF)-W/ACCESS
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Chapter 5.1A, Problem 3E
What price would you ask for the project? Why?
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- If a project’s stand-alone, corporate, and market risk are known tobe highly correlated, would this make the task of evaluating theproject’s risk easier or harder? Explain.arrow_forwardExplain how project risk can have both a positive and a negative effect on a project objective.arrow_forwardSuppose you're a financial analyst at a company, and you are recommending whether the company should invest in Project A or Project B. Each of the two projects has been proposed by a lead engineer, but the company can only invest in creating one of them this year, and so your manager wants you to give her advice on which one to invest in. Your company's WACC is 9%. Project A Project 8 Year Cash Flow Year Cash Flow $3 ilio, ntialinvestment $2 milion proft $4 ilion pofit $A milion proft $2 milion proft $0, projet loseout $3 ilion, ntia ivestment $0 $0 $0 $0 $14 milion poit 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 Calculate the net present value (NPV) of and decide which one is better. S 유arrow_forward
- Financing a project could be done through credits either long term or short term. Explain the difference between the two modes of financing.arrow_forwardHow does project risk change as a project progresses? What changes are made to the risk assessment matrix as the changes occur?arrow_forwardConsider a project to build a secondary school. Prepare a report that sets and discusses the main components of a CBA of this chosen project and write as if it is being prepared for a senior civil servant, who may be interested in undertaking a full Cost Benefit Analysis for the project. At this point, the senior civil servant wants to know what the scope of the appraisal of the project would contain, and how it would be undertaken, including the details of the valuation of eventual non-market items. The report should provide details of the techniques of cost-benefit analysis and should specifically describe and detail the items (costs and benefits) being considered in the analysis. Note: not required to conduct an actual CBA or do any calculations. Structure 1. The chosen project - should be appropriate study for a social cost-benefit study 2. Set out the Cost-Benefit Analysis method being used in general terms, including the choice of the discount rate. 3. Sketch out and list the…arrow_forward
- Additional Information: If TWW proceeds with the project as originally planned, there is a 40% chance that controversy about the financial "gratuity" will damage its reputation and lose $500 million in future business opportunities. If TWW spends $100 million to contract with an outside bank to oversee cash payments, the probability of this continuing controversy will decline to 20%. Choice b: Proceed with the project and contract with an outside bank. Use the following questions to explain your decision - Answer the question as the Government Representative, Mayor's Office 1. How may the supply and demand of local real estate be impacted by these decisions? 2. How may the market price of local real estate be impacted by these decisions? Question Instructions: Answer each question based on the decisions your group made. Address each question from a different perspective (from part 3) and explain the rationale behind your decisions for each question. Each…arrow_forwardWhich are the methods used to account the risk for business when analysing viability of project investment? What is the contrast between them? How to compare them?arrow_forwardWhat is perfect project? Explain.arrow_forward
- How project uncertainty is handled?arrow_forwardYou are a consultant who has been approached by a company about to embark on a project to setup a fruit processing plant in Mwinilunga District, a rural district in the North Western Province of Zambia. The client would like to prepare a document to be used for the purposes of ‘selling’ the project to potential financiers. Prepare an information memorandum for the project to be presented to the potential financiers. Among others it should contain the following: The full business description of the project. An analysis of the key risks facing the project and the ways of mitigating the risks. The proposed financing structure and justification for using that particular structure.arrow_forwardIn what ways does the implementation phase affect the project's ultimate success or failure? Which one do you think is the most important?arrow_forward
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