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... naturallyinvolved in capital budgeting.Because of the importance of many financial issues, ultimate decisions often rest by law or by custom with the board of directors. For example, only the board ... Benrud University of BaltimorePeter Berman University of New HavenJean Canil University of AdelaideRobert Everett Johns Hopkins Universityxii PREFACE BrealeyMeyers: Principles of Corporate Finance, ... proportion of profits and dividends. Shareholdersmay also include giant pension funds and insurance companies whose invest-ment may run to millions of shares and hundreds of millions of dollars,...
... nowA invests $100 in officebuilding and consumes $114next year. 106 .54114 107 Dollars next yearG invests $100 in officebuilding, borrows $106 .54, andconsumes that amount now. 100 FIGURE 2.1The ... percent,thereby transforming $100 into $106 .54 of immediate consumption. Because of theinvestment, G has $114 next year to pay off the loan. The investment’s NPV is 106 .54 Ϫ 100 ϭϩ6.54. Brealey−Meyers: ... (you) making 100 percent of the investment and receiving 100 percent of the payoffs from the new office build-ing. In corporations, investments are made on behalf of thousands of shareholderswith...