Net Present Value Analysis in Finance and Real Estate: A Clash of Methodologies

Rich, Steven P.; Rose, John T.; Delaney, Charles J.

doi:10.1080/10835547.2018.12090008

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“…To achieve this, the study utilized the Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Returns (IRR) as an indicator for this purpose (Objective 2). NPV is an effect that indicates the viability of an investment (Rich & Rose, 2017). A positive NPV shows that the income generated is greater than the costs invested.…”

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Multidimensional evaluation of the impacts of agricultural interventions to achieve food security in Malawi

Chikafa,

Nejadhashemi,

Moller

et al. 2023

Food and Energy Security

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Malawi's food and nutrition security heavily relies on rainfed agricultural production, which is prone to the effects of climate change, such as floods and dry spells. To improve the situation, policies have been established as a guide to assist in the implementation of agricultural technologies in the country. This study aims to evaluate the effect of two national policies on addressing nutrition, economics, and food security by introducing modern/existing technologies in the Phalombe district in Malawi. To gain insight into the representative farm operations, financial, demographic, and consumption behaviors of smallholder farmers, the data were obtained through a combination of focus group discussions, expert opinions, and various published reports, including both government and nongovernment sources. The farm simulation model (FARMSIM) was utilized to analyze district‐level crop and livestock farm operations. In this study, four irrigation technologies (treadle pump system, motorized pump system, solar‐powered system, and river diversion irrigation system) were assessed among the agricultural interventions implemented in Malawi. Also, seven land uses (i.e., corn, onion, bean, rice, tomato, leafy vegetable, and cabbage) were developed and simulated under irrigation scenarios. The irrigation systems and land use scenarios were evaluated based on economics, productivity, nutrition, and risk. The treadle pump and leafy vegetable scenario were generally identified as the most preferred combination. In addition, the productivity and riskiness of the other scenarios can be improved by selecting the best combination of crop and irrigation systems. The study concludes that government and private investment in subsidies for large‐scale irrigation systems, as well as improvements to market prices and infrastructure, are necessary to boost food security and enhance the livelihood of smallholder farmers in rural Malawi.

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Multidimensional evaluation of the impacts of agricultural interventions to achieve food security in Malawi

Chikafa,

Nejadhashemi,

Moller

et al. 2023

Food and Energy Security

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“…The evaluations of financial planning over these projects have also noted positive results for reducing expenses and the profitability index. Storage of energy displays the power projects and their combined battery energy with the profitability of residential people [71]. Energy and economic analysis using financial techniques (NPV, DPP, and Profitability Index) emphasize the feasibility of installing solar water heaters and their performance.…”

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Evaluating Green Technology Strategies for the Sustainable Development of Solar Power Projects: Evidence from Pakistan

et al. 2021

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Energy is the main element for a modern lifestyle that must be considered in economically reliable and sustainable development dialogues. The financial performance of solar power projects has become the main issue, especially in developing countries such as Pakistan, where it has gained the special attention of government and regulatory authorities. The present study evaluates green technology strategies for the sustainable development of solar power projects in Pakistan. We examine the moderating role of cost and riskiness of the methods between the nexus of capital budgeting techniques and the financial performance of solar power projects. The analysis is performed on data collected from 44 respondents (chief financial officers and chief executive officers) by accompanying an inclusive questionnaire survey. Partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) is used to assess the formulated suppositions. The results reveal that green technology strategies positively impact the sustainable development of solar power projects. The profitability index is a good source of higher financial performance of the solar power projects. The results further demonstrate that the cost and riskiness of the methods significantly moderate the nexus of capital budgeting techniques and the financial performance of solar power projects. These findings provide a valuable manual for policymakers, government institutions, and regulators to select the appropriate green technology strategy to increase cleaner production and sustainable development of solar power projects.

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Financial Leverage, Taxation, and the Maximization of Investment Value

McDonald

2020

Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management

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Net Present Value Analysis in Finance and Real Estate: A Clash of Methodologies

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Multidimensional evaluation of the impacts of agricultural interventions to achieve food security in Malawi

Multidimensional evaluation of the impacts of agricultural interventions to achieve food security in Malawi

Evaluating Green Technology Strategies for the Sustainable Development of Solar Power Projects: Evidence from Pakistan

Financial Leverage, Taxation, and the Maximization of Investment Value

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