Ranking Mutually Exclusive Projects: The Role of Duration

Barney, L. Dwayne; Danielson, Morris G.

doi:10.1080/00137910490432647

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“…The future value of invested capital is used for the construction of new analysis approaches. Barney and Danielson (2004) recently proposed a new measure of cash flow timing, called return duration, to explain project ranking conflicts between NPV and IRR. It should be noted at this point that the single formula of return duration links net present value, project scale, and internal rate of return.…”

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Integration Model of the Financial Analysis Methods of Investment Projects

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2010

The Engineering Economist

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In this article the concept of an integration model of financial analysis methods of investment projects is presented. The described approach concerns the discounted cash flow methods and is focused on the future value growth of an investment. The defined relationships between these methods make it possible to illustrate the main perspectives of efficiency analysis. The aim of this article is to bring many methods of analysis together in a common framework.

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