Previous <<< Payback Period, Payback Reciprocal Topics Covered in Capital Budgeting Accounting Rate of Return (ARR) [Watch video for detailed explanation of concept, formula with examples] ARR is the average annual net income (incremental income, ie., the average annual profit after tax) of the project as a percentage of the investment. It is also preferred […]
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Previous <<< Introduction to Capital Budgeting Topics Covered in Capital Budgeting Next >>> Project Cash Flow – Incremental Cash Flows Process or Steps of Capital Budgeting [Watch video for explanation] There are six steps in capital budgeting decisions. They are as follows: 1. Initial Appraisal / Planning 2. Evaluation 3. Selection 4. Implementation 5. Control
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List of Financial Management Chapters Covered Topics Covered in Capital Budgeting Next >>> Process of Capital Budgeting Introduction to Capital Budgeting [Watch Video for Detailed Explanation] Definition of Capital Budgeting Capital Budgeting is the process of evaluating and selecting long term investments. It involves an initial investment or cash outlay in expectation of future benefit.
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