What is the certainty equivalent (CE) coefficient used for in capital budgeting?
The certainty equivalent coefficient (α) converts uncertain cash flows into certain equivalents by multiplying expected cash flows by a risk-adjustment factor between 0 and 1, where a lower α reflects higher risk.
What is the certainty equivalent cash flow when α = 0.8 and expected cash flow is ₹50,000?
Certainty equivalent cash flow is ₹40,000.
How is the certainty equivalent coefficient (α) mathematically defined?
α = Certain cash flow / Risky (expected) cash flow; a value closer to 1 indicates low risk while a value closer to 0 indicates high risk.
If a project has a risky cash flow of ₹1,00,000 and CE coefficient of 0.9, what is the risk-adjusted cash flow?
Risk-adjusted cash flow is ₹90,000.
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