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A curve showing the relationship between a projectss net present value (NPV) and various discount rates.
This analysis is conducted following the implementation of an accepted capital project and is intended to improve a firms forecasting process and to improve the firms operations.
The discount rate that equates the present value of a capital projects expected cash inflows and its initial cost.
A term used to describe a firms required rate of return; this value is used as the hurdle against which a projects internal rate of return is compared to ascertain whether a project is acceptable.	Post-audit analysis
A capital budgeting analysis that determines whether a capital asset should take the place of an existing asset to maintain or improve a firms existing operations.	Replacement decision
The decision rule for this capital budgeting method states a project should be considered acceptable if its calculated return is greater than or equal to the firms required rate of return.
The acceptance or rejection decision made for this type of project does not affect the acceptance or rejection of another proposed capital project.
A capital budgeting method whose key value is calculated as the difference between the discounted value of an assets future cash inflows and its purchase price.
This value is calculated by summing a projects expected annual cash inflows until their cumulative value equals the projects initial cost.
The process of analyzing projects and deciding which are acceptable investments and which actually should be purchased.

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