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CFA Practice Question
Which of the following statements is false?
B. The IRR method indicates accepting any investment project that has an internal rate of return greater than a firm's cost of capital.
C. The NPV method and IRR method yield correct decisions when cash flows are non-conventional.
D. The NPV method and MIRR method yield correct decisions when cash flows are non-conventional.
A. The NPV method indicates accepting any investment project with a positive NPV.
B. The IRR method indicates accepting any investment project that has an internal rate of return greater than a firm's cost of capital.
C. The NPV method and IRR method yield correct decisions when cash flows are non-conventional.
D. The NPV method and MIRR method yield correct decisions when cash flows are non-conventional.
Correct Answer: C
The IRR method can lead to a different and incorrect decision when cash flows are non-conventional.
User Contributed Comments 12
User | Comment |
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kalps | Surely B is wrong, the IRR must be greater than CoC for a project to be accepted |
morpheus918 | Read it again. That's what B says. |
jaan | B is right... read it again its says IRR > CoC |
mtcfa | B is 100% right. IRR is the rate where NPV = 0. If the cost of capital is less then the IRR, NPV is positive (i.e. the discounting effect is not as great). |
Rotigga | MIRR method assumes that cashflows from all projects are reinvested at the cost of capital instead of IRR. |
neenalisa | Why's the answer not D?? |
czar | yes, could someone please help explain, why not D? thanks! |
loisliu88 | can anyone tell me what is a MIRR. didn't find it. thanks |
loisliu88 | well, give a guess. is it Multiple IRR? |
LONG | MIRR: Modified Internal Rate of Return. for Reinvestment Rate of the cash inflow |
Speer | D is a correct statement because MIRR takes into considaration multiple cash flows-it doesnt change like IRR- and gives the same result as NPV. |
ashish100 | "investopedia.com" ladies and gentlemen. this is the cfa god damn it. guesses ruin lives out here |