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Homework 6
1. (Chapter 8) A city government is considering two types of town-dump sanitary systems. Design A requires an initial outlay of $500,000 with annual operating and maintenance costs of $75,000 for the next 20 years; design B calls for an investment of $400,000 with annual operating and maintenance costs of $95,000 per year for the next 20 years. Fee collections from the residents would be $100,000 per year. The interest rate is 10%, and no salvage value is associated with either system.
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Design A |
Design B |
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Capital cost |
$500,000 |
$400,000 |
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Revenue cost |
$75000*$20=$1,500,000 |
$95,000*$20=$1,900,000 |
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TOTAL |
$2,000,000 |
$2,300,000 |
By the benefit-cost ratio (BC (i)), which system should be selected?
The city government should consider design A. though it has a high initial cost, its revenue cost is low therefore it will generate a high revenue than design B considering other external factors constant.
2. (Chapter 9) Identify which of the following expenditures is considered as a capital expenditure that must be depreciated (capitalized):
a) Purchased a fax machine for $10,000.
Must be capitalized.
b) Painted the warehouse building, both interior and exterior, for $20,000.
Should not be capitalized
c) Installed a water dispenser in a company dining area for $2500.
Must be capitalized.
d) Paid $15,000 to lease a dump truck for six months.
Should not be capitalized
e) Purchased a patent on an energy-saving device over five years at a cost of $35,000.
Should not be capitalized- patent has no useful life hence cannot be depreciated.
f) Purchased a spare part for a framing machine for $4,000.
Should not be capitalized
g) Repaved a parking lot for $20,000.
Should not be capitalized
h) Installed a conveyor belt system to automate some part of a production processes for $50,000.
Should not be capitalized
i) Purchased land to build a new facility for $350,000.
Should not be capitalized
3. (Chapter 9) Consider the following date on an asset:
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Cost of the asset, I: $150,000
Useful life, N: 5 years
Salvage value, S: $16,000
Compute the annual depreciation allowances and the resulting book values, using the following methods:
a) The straight-line depreciation method,
(Cost of the asset- salvage value)/(useful life N)
($150000-$16000)/(5)= $26,800
b) The double-declining-balance method.
Depreciation for a period=2*straight line depreciation percent*[(book value at beginning of period-salvage value)-accumulated depreciation)].
Year 1
Depreciation= ((2*5)/100)%*[$150000-$16000] = $13,400
Year 2
((2*5)/100)%*[$134000-$13400] = $12,060
Year 3
((2*5)/100)%*[$120,600-$12,060] = $10,854
Year 4
((2*5)/100)%*[$108,540-$10,854] = $9,768.6
Year 5
((2*5)/100)%*[$97,686-$9,768.6] = $8,794.74