3.8 INVESTMENT APPRAISAL / IB BUSINESS MANAGEMENT / PBP, ARR, NPV

The main point of this class is to learn to see whether investment is worth pursuing (or not).
~TIMECODES~
0:00 Intro & objectives
2:18 Payback period (PBP)
11:53 Average rate of return (ARR)
18:10 Net present value (NPV)
27:43 Final reminders & back to objectives
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[@danielflorentin8984]

Hey Lewwinski, thank you for your videos!! They’re really helpful. I am an ibdp 2nd year student writing his IA of Business HL. Currently, the problematic I’m analyzing in my organization is if it would be financially sustainable to open a new branch (sucursal in Spanish)… - Do you think I could use these quantitative techniques to determine if this investment is worth it or not? - What other techniques, theories or tools from the BMT would you recommend for my IA?

[@natalmotawie4143]

why do some teachers not include year 0 when adding cummulative cash flow

[@lewwinski]

“Year 0” is when investment is made. “Year 1” means that one year has already passed. Adding “Year 0” makes counting full years easier and more visual

[@mcknae]

this is for the 2024 syllabus right?

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[@ayandas6800]

All your formulas are confusing as compared to a book

[@donutlarper7179]

It's the exact same as the formula booklet dumass

[@RahmaObaid]

his formulas are the same to the book/guide that the IB provides