Technology (hardware, software, telecommunication and computer
services)
Basic materials
Consumer goods and services
Health care
Financials
Industrials
Oil and gas
Other (please specify)
2. Do you use these discounted cash flow methods for
evaluating startup projects?
Net Present Value (NPV)
Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
Other (please specify)
3. What is your viewpoint regarding the usefulness
these two discounted cash flows methods for newly created ventures capital
budgeting?
Strongly disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly agree
NPV method is sensible since it recognizes the time value of
money.
IRR technique is sensible as long as it takes into account the
time value of money.
NPV tool is preferable in case of mutually exclusive projects.
4. Between these two discounted cash flow techniques
of investment appraisal, what do you rather prefer?
NPV
IRR
5. Do you use these non-discounted cash flow methods
for evaluating projects?
The payback rule
The profitability index
The accounting or book rate of return
Other (please specify)
6. Among the following non-discounted cash flow
techniques of investment appraisal, what do you think is more realistic in
judging capital budgeting proposal for start-ups?
The payback rule
The profitability index
The accounting or book rate of return
Other (please specify)
7. When projects to evaluate are devoid of any
flexibility, to your mind what is the best analysis tool of investment
appraisal for startup companies?
NPV
IRR
The payback rule
The profitability index
The accounting rate of return
8. What do you resort to in making flexible investment
decision for startup?
9. How do you rate Real options relating to making
better flexible capital expenditure decision for start-up organisations?
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Real options provides us with a better adaptability in
the management of proposal
Other (please specify)
10. Out of the following, what is the most used
technique in appraising project in your organisation?
Technology (hardware, software, telecommunication and computer
services)
Basic materials
Consumer goods and services
Health care
Financials
Industrials
Oil and gas
Net Present Value (NPV)
Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
NPV
IRR
The payback rule
The profitability index
The accounting or book rate of return
The payback rule
The profitability index
The accounting or book rate of return
NPV
IRR
The payback rule
The profitability index
The accounting rate of return
NPV
IRR
The Payback rule
The Profitability index
The book or accounting rate of return
Real options