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The investment team is evaluating several opportunities across six cities. The team leader has established the following financial criteria to guide investment decisions:
• Profit (defined as 5-year returns minus investment cost) must be at least $100 million
• The ratio of 5-year returns to investment cost must be at least 2
• The 5-year IRR (Internal Rate of Return) must be at least 20%
• Profit (defined as 5-year returns minus investment cost) must be at least $100 million
• The ratio of 5-year returns to investment cost must be at least 2
• The 5-year IRR (Internal Rate of Return) must be at least 20%
City C, City D, City F
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Difficulty:
5%
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Question Stats:
85% (02:42) correct
15%
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Considering only the team leader’s financial criteria for investment and the investment data, which of the following includes all cities that satisfy the investment requirements?
| City C | |
| City F | |
| City A, City C, City F | |
| City C, City D, City F | |
| City D, City F |
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City C, City D, City F
The legal team evaluates risks that may affect both project feasibility and investment security.: Yes
Risk of significant project delays may deem an investment not feasible.: Yes
The legal team only considers current political and economic conditions when assessing investment risk.: No
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For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is accurate based on the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
| Yes | No | |
| The legal team evaluates risks that may affect both project feasibility and investment security. | ||
| Risk of significant project delays may deem an investment not feasible. | ||
| The legal team only considers current political and economic conditions when assessing investment risk. |
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The legal team evaluates risks that may affect both project feasibility and investment security.: Yes
Risk of significant project delays may deem an investment not feasible.: Yes
The legal team only considers current political and economic conditions when assessing investment risk.: No
City D meets the financial criteria but is not recommended for investment based on the legal team’s review.: True
Cities C and F are the only investment opportunities that remain viable after all criteria are applied.: True
City E fails to meet both the financial criteria and the legal team’s risk guidelines.: True
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For each of the following statements, select True if the statement is accurate based on the financial criteria, the investment data, and the legal risk assessments. Otherwise, select False.
| True | False | |
| City D meets the financial criteria but is not recommended for investment based on the legal team’s review. | ||
| Cities C and F are the only investment opportunities that remain viable after all criteria are applied. | ||
| City E fails to meet both the financial criteria and the legal team’s risk guidelines. |
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City D meets the financial criteria but is not recommended for investment based on the legal team’s review.: True
Cities C and F are the only investment opportunities that remain viable after all criteria are applied.: True
City E fails to meet both the financial criteria and the legal team’s risk guidelines.: True
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Official Solution:
To meet the financial criteria, a city must have:
• Profit ≥ $100m
• Return-to-investment ratio ≥ 2
• IRR ≥ 20%
For each city — check criteria in order and stop at the first failure. • City A: Profit = $100m (meets), Ratio = 1.2 (fails) → Does not meet criteria.
• City B: Profit = $200m (meets), Ratio = 1.29 (fails) → Does not meet criteria.
• City C: Profit = $480m (meets), Ratio = 5 (meets), IRR = 30% (meets) → Meets criteria.
• City D: Profit = $450m (meets), Ratio = 2.13 (meets), IRR = 20% (meets) → Meets criteria.
• City E: Profit = $50m (fails) → Does not meet criteria.
• City F: Profit = $400m (meets), Ratio = 9 (meets), IRR = 45% (meets) → Meets criteria.
Correct answer:
Considering only the team leader’s financial criteria for investment and the investment data, which of the following includes all cities that satisfy the investment requirements? "City C, City D, City F"
Bunuel
To meet the financial criteria, a city must have:
• Profit ≥ $100m
• Return-to-investment ratio ≥ 2
• IRR ≥ 20%
For each city — check criteria in order and stop at the first failure. • City A: Profit = $100m (meets), Ratio = 1.2 (fails) → Does not meet criteria.
• City B: Profit = $200m (meets), Ratio = 1.29 (fails) → Does not meet criteria.
• City C: Profit = $480m (meets), Ratio = 5 (meets), IRR = 30% (meets) → Meets criteria.
• City D: Profit = $450m (meets), Ratio = 2.13 (meets), IRR = 20% (meets) → Meets criteria.
• City E: Profit = $50m (fails) → Does not meet criteria.
• City F: Profit = $400m (meets), Ratio = 9 (meets), IRR = 45% (meets) → Meets criteria.
Correct answer:
Considering only the team leader’s financial criteria for investment and the investment data, which of the following includes all cities that satisfy the investment requirements? "City C, City D, City F"
24 Apr 2025, 01:15
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Official Solution:
The legal team evaluates risks that may affect both project feasibility and investment security.
• Tab 3 shows that the legal team considers risks affecting project feasibility (for example, City A has environmental regulations causing delays; City D has a moratorium preventing large-scale developments) and risks affecting investment security (for example, City B has political instability; City E has a history of expropriating foreign assets). Answer: Yes
Risk of significant project delays may deem an investment not feasible.
• Tab 3 shows that the legal team does not recommend investing in cities with risk of significant project delays (for example, City A has environmental regulations causing delays; City D has a moratorium that may prevent project completion). Answer: Yes
The legal team only considers current political and economic conditions when assessing investment risk.
• Tab 3 shows that the legal team considers not only current political and economic conditions but also other risks (for example, City A is affected by environmental regulations; City E is excluded due to a history of expropriating foreign assets). Answer: No
Correct answer:
The legal team evaluates risks that may affect both project feasibility and investment security. "Yes"
Risk of significant project delays may deem an investment not feasible. "Yes"
The legal team only considers current political and economic conditions when assessing investment risk. "No"
Bunuel
The legal team evaluates risks that may affect both project feasibility and investment security.
• Tab 3 shows that the legal team considers risks affecting project feasibility (for example, City A has environmental regulations causing delays; City D has a moratorium preventing large-scale developments) and risks affecting investment security (for example, City B has political instability; City E has a history of expropriating foreign assets). Answer: Yes
Risk of significant project delays may deem an investment not feasible.
• Tab 3 shows that the legal team does not recommend investing in cities with risk of significant project delays (for example, City A has environmental regulations causing delays; City D has a moratorium that may prevent project completion). Answer: Yes
The legal team only considers current political and economic conditions when assessing investment risk.
• Tab 3 shows that the legal team considers not only current political and economic conditions but also other risks (for example, City A is affected by environmental regulations; City E is excluded due to a history of expropriating foreign assets). Answer: No
Correct answer:
The legal team evaluates risks that may affect both project feasibility and investment security. "Yes"
Risk of significant project delays may deem an investment not feasible. "Yes"
The legal team only considers current political and economic conditions when assessing investment risk. "No"
