The Decision Technique That Measures the Estimated Performance of a Capital

question 146

Multiple Choice

The decision technique that measures the estimated performance of a capital investment by dividing the project's annual after-tax income by the average investment cost is called the:

• A)Break-even point for the project.
• B)Internal rate of return on the proposed investment.
• C)Accounting (book)rate of return on the investment.
• D)Capital asset pricing model.
• E)Profitability index (PI)for the investment.

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Definitions:

Valuation

The process of determining the present value of an asset or company based on earnings, assets, and other relevant factors.

AASB 110

The Australian Accounting Standards Board standard that provides the guidelines for the treatment of events after the reporting period, including their recognition and disclosure in financial statements.

Adjusting Event

An event occurring after the reporting period that provides additional evidence about conditions that existed at the end of the reporting period.

Non-Adjusting Event

An event that occurs after the reporting period that does not necessitate adjustments to the financial statements because it does not provide new information about conditions at the end of the reporting period.