Discounted Payback Period Method

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[@LittleGalaxy08]

what if there isn’t a required time to set payback and only an initial project time ? for example if there’s an overall 5 year time period for the project how would we calculate that ?

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my professor just gives us a table of the inital cash outflow and inflows, but doesn't provide a discount rate (to my knowledge) and tells us to give him the discount rate. he tells us the reinvestment rate and that rate of return percentage, does that have something to do with it? can't seem to figure this out.

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Can someone explain me how did we get the1.10?

[@vaibhavbajaj682]

The discount rate is 10%. So 10% is .1(10/100). We divide by (1+d) to get the present value.
d being discount rate.

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[@freddykalema794]

Sorry sir! i have a question.
am i right if i say 7500/1500*12= 6 months. therefore this project will take us 2 years and 6 months to recover?

[@hamzashakir7363]

yes

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doesn’t that make the discounted payback the same as npv?

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[@Jay-dn2dg]

Question: Which project to select based on discounted payback period? I know in the payback period, project selection is made based on the opportunity with the earliest payback point. Is it the same with discounted payback period?

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Yes, it’s just a more accurate picture since you bring all cash flows to present value

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I couldn't see the figures very well

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How do you convert the 0.5 into days?

[@12InchesUnBuffed]

0.5*365days in a year

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great video but how to get 0.5 into months

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