You are the President of AMT Enterprises. You have the opportunity to expand your product line to include a new semi-conductor wafer fabrication line. In order to produce the new wafer, you must invest in a new production process. In addition to doing nothing (DN), two mutually exclusive processes are currently available to produce the wafer. Should you produce this new wafer? In other words, which, if either, of the alternative processes should be chosen? Note: IRR for Alternative I=22.7%, and IRR for Alternative II=23.2%.

Assume that the capital investment for each alternative occurs at year 0 and that the annual revenues and expenses first occur at the end of year 1. Use the incremental IRR method to justify your decision. Your company's MARR is 14%

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You are the President of AMT Enterprises. You have the opportunity to expand your product line to include a new semi-conductor wafer fabrication line. In order to produce the new wafer, you must invest in a new production process. In addition to doing nothing (DN), two mutually exclusive processes are currently available to produce the wafer. Should you produce this new wafer? In other words, which, if either, of the alternative processes should be chosen? Note: IRR for Alternative I = 22.7%, and IRR for Alternative il = 23.2%. Assume that the capital investment for each alternative occurs at year and that the annual revenues and expenses first occur at the end of year 1. Use the incremental IRR method to justify your decision. Your company's MARR is 14%. II Capital Investment Annual Revenues Annual Expenses 1 $23,000 $7,000 $1,000 $31,000 $12,300 $3,500 in year one, increasing $200 each year thereafter 10 Useful life 10 Which alternative would you choose as a base one? Alternative A, B or do nothing? After comparing the alternatives Which alternative should be selected, A or B? Analyze the difference between the base alternative and the second-choice alternative. IRR AT - DN ) = 19.9%. (Round to one decimal place.) Analyze the difference between the current base alternative and the third-choice alternative. IRR AC11 - 1 )= 34.2%. (Round to one decimal places.) You are the President of AMT Enterprises. You have the opportunity to expand your product line to include a new semi-conductor wafer fabrication line. In order to produce the new wafer, you must invest in a new production process. In addition to doing nothing (DN), two mutually exclusive processes are currently available to produce the wafer. Should you produce this new wafer? In other words, which, if either, of the alternative processes should be chosen? Note: IRR for Alternative I = 22.7%, and IRR for Alternative il = 23.2%. Assume that the capital investment for each alternative occurs at year and that the annual revenues and expenses first occur at the end of year 1. Use the incremental IRR method to justify your decision. Your company's MARR is 14%. II Capital Investment Annual Revenues Annual Expenses 1 $23,000 $7,000 $1,000 $31,000 $12,300 $3,500 in year one, increasing $200 each year thereafter 10 Useful life 10 Which alternative would you choose as a base one? Alternative A, B or do nothing? After comparing the alternatives Which alternative should be selected, A or B? Analyze the difference between the base alternative and the second-choice alternative. IRR AT - DN ) = 19.9%. (Round to one decimal place.) Analyze the difference between the current base alternative and the third-choice alternative. IRR AC11 - 1 )= 34.2%. (Round to one decimal places.)