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Argosy University/ Phoniex University/
Nov-2005 - Oct-2011
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Phoniex University
Oct-2001 - Nov-2016
1. Comparing NPR and IRR – Monica and Rachel are having a discussion about IRR and NPV as a decision model for Monica’s new restaurant. Monica wants to use IRR because it gives a very simple and intuitive answer. Rachel states that there can be errors made with IRR that are not made with NPV. Is Rachel right? Show one type of error can be made with IRR and not with NPV?
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Solution: The most typical example here is with two mutually exclusive projects where the IRR of one project is higher than the IRR of the other project but the NPV of the second project is higher than the NPV of the first project. When comparing two projects using only IRR this method fails to account for the level of risk of the project cash flows. When the discount rate is below the cross-over rate one project is better under NPV while the other project is better if the discount rate is above the cross-over rate and still below the IRR.
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