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Payback period
The time it takes for an investment project to earn enough profit to repay the cost of the initial investment
2 ways to calculate PBP
PBP formula, cumulative cash flow method
PBP formula
capital cost/contribution per month
advantages of PBP
simple and quick
can be used to compare investment messages
see how fast cash can be recouped
disadvantages of PBP
may encourage short term approach
unlikely to be consistent, demand prone to seasonal fluctuations
focus on time rather than profit
average rate of return
calculates the average profit on an investment project as a percentage of the amount invested
advantages of ARR
enables easy comparisons between different projects
helps decision making
disadvantages of ARR
ignores timing of cash inflows
calculations are based on project’s useful lifespan which may be inaccurate
net present value
calculate the present value of a return on an investment