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Suponga que le ofrecen $9,400 hoy, pero debe hacer el siguientes pagos: Ao Flujos de Efectivo ($) 0 $ 9,400 1 4,500 2 3,100 3 2,400 4 1,800 Cul es la TIR de esta oferta? b. Si la tasa de descuento adecuada es del 10 por ciento, debera aceptar esta oferta? C. Si la tasa de descuento adecuada es del 20 por ciento, debera aceptar esta oferta? d. Cul es el VPN de la oferta si la tasa de descuento apropiada es del 10 por ciento? 20 por ciento? mi. Son consistentes las decisiones bajo la regla del VAN en la parte (d) con las del regla de la TIR? nota: sin excel Suponga que le ofrecen $9,400 hoy, pero debe hacer el siguientes pagos: Ao Flujos de Efectivo ($) 0 $ 9,400 1 4,500 2 3,100 3 2,400 4 1,800 Cul es la TIR de esta oferta? b. Si la tasa de descuento adecuada es del 10 por ciento, debera aceptar esta oferta? C. Si la tasa de descuento adecuada es del 20 por ciento, debera aceptar esta oferta? d. Cul es el VPN de la oferta si la tasa de descuento apropiada es del 10 por ciento? 20 por ciento? mi. Son consistentes las decisiones bajo la regla del VAN en la parte (d) con las del regla de la TIR? nota: sin excel Suponga que le ofrecen $9,400 hoy, pero debe hacer el siguientes pagos: Ao Flujos de Efectivo ($) 0 $ 9,400 1 4,500 2 3,100 3 2,400 4 1,800 Cul es la TIR de esta oferta? b. Si la tasa de descuento adecuada es del 10 por ciento, debera aceptar esta oferta? C. Si la tasa de descuento adecuada es del 20 por ciento, debera aceptar esta oferta? d. Cul es el VPN de la oferta si la tasa de descuento apropiada es del 10 por ciento? 20 por ciento? mi. Son consistentes las decisiones bajo la regla del VAN en la parte (d) con las del regla de la TIR? nota: sin excel.

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Ao Flujos de Efectivo ($)
0 $ 9,400
1 4,500
2 3,100
3 2,400
4 1,800 Cul es la TIR de esta oferta?
b. Si la tasa de descuento adecuada es del 10 por ciento, debera aceptar esta oferta?
C. Si la tasa de descuento adecuada es del 20 por ciento, debera aceptar esta oferta?
d. Cul es el VPN de la oferta si la tasa de descuento apropiada es del 10 por ciento? 20 por
ciento?
mi. Son consistentes las decisiones bajo la regla del VAN en la parte (d) con las del
regla de la TIR?
nota: sin excel

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