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    MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS

    Capital Budgeting & Investment Decision

    Name Roll no.

    Trupti C. Shinde MHRDM 1112115

    Prasad Sule MHRDM 1112116

    Mrunal Surve MHRDM 1112117

    Praffula Waghamare MHRDM 1112118

    Ayub Shaikh MHRDM 1112119

    Santosh Hule MHRDM 1112120

    Vijay Turkar MHRDM 1112121

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    Capital Budgeting Process

    What Is Capital Budgeting?

    CAPITAL BUDGETING is the process of planning

    the capital expenditure after a careful evaluation of

    the available capital Expenditure alternatives.

    Project Classification Types Investment Selection

    Financing investment

    Allocation of Funds among projects

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    Factors influencing investment

    decisions Technological Change

    Competitors Strategy

    Demand Forecast

    Type of management Fiscal Policy

    Cash Flows

    Return expected from the investment

    Non economic Factors

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    Determining the size of capital budget

    The open-ended approach.

    The fixed or rationing type of budget

    Case by Case rationing Approach

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    Steps in Capital Budgeting

    List of Investment proposals

    Estimating cash Flows

    Cash outflow Cash inflow

    Methods of Project Valuation

    Compounding Discounting

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    Modern Techniques of investment

    Net present Value (NPV) Criterion If NPV > 0, the project should be accepted.

    If NPV < 0, the project should be rejected.

    Profitability Index (PI) Criterion PI > 1 indicates a desirable investment.

    PI < 1 indicates an undesirable investment.

    Internal rate of Return (IRR) Criterion Accept when IRR > opportunity rate of interest

    Reject when IRR < opportunity rate of interest

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    Traditional methods of investment

    The Payback period MethodI (initial investment)

    P =

    C (Net Cash inflow)

    The Average return on investment method

    Average annual profit (after tax)

    ARR =Average investment in project

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    Cost of Capital

    Cost of Debt

    After-tax cost of debt, Cd = Interest Rate (1 - TaxRate).

    Cost of Equity Capital

    Cost of equity is a risk-free rate, RF, plus a risk

    premium, RP: Ce = RF + RP. Weighted Average Cost of Capital

    Marginal cost of a composite dollar of debt and equityfinancing.

    Cost of capital measures the real & opportunity cost to the firm

    of financing investment & is critical for sound managementdecisions

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    Capital Budgeting Decision Making

    Rules

    Urgency

    Certainty of income

    Intangible factors

    Budgeting Constraints

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    CAPITAL BUDGETING PRACTICES IN INDIA

    Capital budgeting decisions are undertaken at the topmanagement level and are planned in advance. The Corporate

    follow mostly top-down approach in this regard.

    Discounted cash flow techniques are more popular now.

    High growth firms use IRR more frequently whereas Paybackperiod is more widely used by small firms.

    Capital budgeting decisions are of paramountimportance as they affect the profitability of a firm, andare the major determinants of its efficiency andcompeting power.

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