if we have to consider depreciation, Should I add the cost of depreciation to the cost of O&M when caluclating EAC(O&M)...Thanks a lot for all the help you provide
Good question! The answer is 'no'. Depreciation is part of the EAC-capital. The present value of the future tax savings created by Depreciation expenses gets converted to an annual value as part of the EAC-cap!
*Do you cover the three cases of EAC problems in your videos?* - CASE 1: Defender and Challenger are Identical - CASE 2: Challenger is Different from Defender: Challenger repeats indefinitely - CASE 3: Challenger is Different from Defender: Challenger does not repeat Thanks. :)
Sorry, I don't cover these explicitly - however - the thing students struggle with the most is getting the EAC calcs correct! The logic for the 3 Cases you described is the easy part, AND the calculations are the same for all cases. I have 3 other EAC Videos on my Channel under the 'Replacement Decisions' Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLcfz9wmNxKqhSDF7C1FkR3B92tdo-Nzeh.html
one of the attractive teaching style I've ever seen
Thank you! Glad you like it!
You make everything so easy to understand, something my college professors fail to do so. Thank you so much sir
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you are the best in this field, sir
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if we have to consider depreciation, Should I add the cost of depreciation to the cost of O&M when caluclating EAC(O&M)...Thanks a lot for all the help you provide
Good question! The answer is 'no'. Depreciation is part of the EAC-capital. The present value of the future tax savings created by Depreciation expenses gets converted to an annual value as part of the EAC-cap!
*Do you cover the three cases of EAC problems in your videos?*
- CASE 1: Defender and Challenger are Identical
- CASE 2: Challenger is Different from Defender: Challenger repeats indefinitely
- CASE 3: Challenger is Different from Defender: Challenger does not repeat
Thanks. :)
Sorry, I don't cover these explicitly - however - the thing students struggle with the most is getting the EAC calcs correct! The logic for the 3 Cases you described is the easy part, AND the calculations are the same for all cases. I have 3 other EAC Videos on my Channel under the 'Replacement Decisions' Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLcfz9wmNxKqhSDF7C1FkR3B92tdo-Nzeh.html