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Capital Budgeting Techniques MCQs for Competitive Exams

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What does the acronym 'IRR' stand for in the context of evaluating uneven cash flows?
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What is the term for the process of evaluating and prioritizing potential investment projects to allocate limited capital funds effectively?
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Calculate the total free cash flow based on an investment outlay of Rs 2,000, an operating cash flow of Rs 1,500, and a salvage cash flow of Rs 3,000.
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Which category of cash flows should be included in the decision-making process for a capital investment?
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Which method is preferred for evaluating mutually exclusive projects that differ in production scale or completion time?
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What is the primary purpose of using the Profitability Index in capital budgeting?
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Calculate the total free cash flow given an investment outlay of Rs 4,000, an operating cash flow of Rs 1,000, and a salvage cash flow of Rs 5,000.
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Evaluate the following statements regarding capital budgeting techniques: (i) Payback Period measures true profitability, (ii) Capital Rationing and Capital Budgeting are identical, (iii) IRR and Time Adjusted Rate of Return are the same, (iv) Rate of Return Method considers the time value of money.
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Given a net investment in operating capital of Rs 5,000 and a net operating profit after taxes (NOPAT) of Rs 8,000, what is the resulting free cash flow?
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What is the primary focus of capital budgeting?
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