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Sensitivity, scenario, break-even
Sensitivity, scenario, break-even
1. A tornado chart helps you identify:
The probability that NPV is positive
Which inputs the project NPV is most sensitive to
Correlations between inputs
The optimal capital structure
2. Worst/base/best scenarios produce NPVs of -$25M, +$40M, +$150M with probabilities 0.25/0.50/0.25. What is the expected NPV? Answer in $M.
Answer for question 2
$M
3. Which limitation is unique to scenario analysis (vs tornado charts)?
It ignores correlations between inputs
It collapses a continuous distribution of outcomes into a few discrete points
It requires a discount rate
It cannot find break-even values
4. Which patterns should make you reconsider a project even though base-case NPV is positive?
Knife-edge NPV that swings from +$20M to −$20M with ±5% input changes
Break-even revenue growth that's far above the historical sector growth rate
IRR comfortably above cost of capital
Discount rate just barely above the IRR
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