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INVESTMENTS AN INTRODUCTION 13TH
EDITION EXAM REVIEW TESTED
QUESTIONS WITH 100 PERCENT CORRECT
ANSWERS

◉ balanced scorecard (BSC)
Answer: A methodology that converts an organizations value drivers
to a series of defined metrics.


◉ cash flow
Answer: Benefits minus costs, or income minus expenses.


◉ discretionary costs
Answer: Costs that organizations have discretion in deciding
whether to fund them.


◉ discount factor
Answer: A multiplier for each year based on the discount rate and
year.


◉ discount rate

,Answer: The rate used to calculate the present value of future cash
flows.


◉ Gantt chart
Answer: A standard format for displaying project schedule
information by listing project activities and their corresponding
start and finish dates in a calendar format.


◉ internal rate of return (IRR)
Answer: The discount rate that results in an NPV of zero for a
project.


◉ lean
Answer: A management approach that focuses on creating more
value for customers by eliminating waste and optimizing processes.


◉ mind mapping
Answer: a technique that uses branches radiating out from a core
idea to structure thoughts and ideas


◉ net present value (NPV) analysis
Answer: A method of calculating the expected net monetary gain or
loss from a project by discounting all expected future cash inflows
and outflows to the present point in time.

, ◉ nondiscretionary costs
Answer: costs that organizations must fund to stay in business


◉ opportunity cost of capital
Answer: The return available by investing the capital elsewhere.


◉ payback period
Answer: the amount of time required for an investment to generate
cash flows sufficient to recover its initial cost


◉ product roadmap
Answer: A tool used to show a high level visual summary of the
vision and direction of a product or products over time.


◉ quarterly business review (QBR)
Answer: An agile approach to project planning where people meet to
link the business strategy with quarterly planning.


◉ required rate of return
Answer: The minimum acceptable rate of return on an investment.

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