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A. Rs -16,602
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B. Rs 13,660
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C. Rs 50000
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D. Rs 7273
Explanation
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A. Net Present Value
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B. New Project Valuation
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C. Net Profit Value
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D. Non-Performing Venture
Explanation
NPV stands for Net present value
It is used in capital budgeting and investment planning
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A. Loss
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B. Profitability
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C. Liquidity
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D. Break-even
Explanation
NPV is a financial metric
It is used to assess the value and profitability of an investment.
It is calculated by:
subtracting the initial investment cost from the present value of expected cash inflows.
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A. To estimate risk
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B. To evaluate market share
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C. To assess profitability
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D. To determine liquidity
Explanation
The primary purpose of calculating the NPV of an investment is to assess its profitability.
Net Present Value stands for NPV
It helps in making informed investment decisions
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A. Rs 1,500
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B. Rs 1,000
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C. None of these
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D. Rs 2,000
Explanation
To calculate the NPV, we use the formula:
NPV = Initial Investment + (Cash Inflows / (1 + Discount Rate)^Year) - (Initial Investment)
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