Net Present Value Break-Even Is Reached

question 7

Multiple Choice

Net present value break-even is reached

• A)after the time period when NPV finally turns from negative to positive.
• B)at the discount rate that produces an NPV of $0.00.
• C)at the level of sales over the life of the project that results in free cash flow of $0.000 for a given period.
• D)at the level of sales over the life of the project that results in an NPV of $0.00.

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Definitions:

Unfavorable Cost Variance

A situation where actual costs exceed the expected or budgeted costs, indicating that a company is spending more than planned.

Revenue Volume Variance

The difference between the actual sales revenue received and the expected revenue, based on the budgeted sales volume.

Revenue Price Variance

The difference between the actual revenue generated by selling a product at its current price and the expected revenue at a predetermined price.

Direct Materials Price Variance

Direct materials price variance is the difference between the actual cost of materials and the standard cost, multiplied by the quantity of materials purchased.