chapter 15: product development economics
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Chapter 15: Product Development Economics. Product Design and Development Fourth Edition by Karl T. Ulrich and Steven D. Eppinger. Adapted from Dr. Stamper. General Equations for Compound Interest. Future Value: Present Value: Where: F is future value P is present value - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Chapter 15: Product Development
EconomicsProduct Design and Development
Fourth Editionby Karl T. Ulrich and Steven D. Eppinger
Adapted from Dr. Stamper
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• Future Value:
• Present Value:
• Where:– F is future value– P is present value– i is interest rate (or discount rate)– n is number of periods
General Equations for Compound Interest
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• NPV Costmachine A = $28,823 • NPV Costmachine B = $32,793• Costmachine A unadjusted = $29,500• Costmachine B unadjusted = $38,500
Net Present Value Comparison
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Straight line depreciation Declining balance depreciation Sum–of–years-digits depreciation
Determining the Distribution
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Return on Investment (ROI) Payback period Internal Rate of Return
Economic Metrics to Evaluate Projects
IRR spreadsheet example
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1. Build a base-case financial model2. Perform a sensitivity analysis3. Use sensitivity analysis to understand
project trade-offs4. Consider the influence of qualitative
factors on project success5. Consider Uncertainty
Economic Analysis for Product Development(Ulrich and Eppinger)
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Step 1: Build a Base-Case Model
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Step 1: Build a Base-Case Model
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Annual interest divided by number of periods per year
Number of periods
Payments Made Each Period
Future Value
Using Excel for Q4 of Year 1:
Present Value of Year 3 Costs:(-2250)/(1+0.10/4)^3= -$2089
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Step 2: Perform Sensitivity Analysis
(e.g. 20% decrease in development costs)
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Step 2: Perform Sensitivity Analysis
(e.g. 25% increase in development time)
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Step 2: Perform Sensitivity Analysis
Ulrich & Eppinger, “Product Design and Development”
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Step 3: Use Sensitivity Analysis to Understand
Project Trade-offs
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Step 3: Use Sensitivity Analysis to Understand
Project Trade-offs (estimate Trade-off Rules from sensitivity analyses)
Ulrich & Eppinger, “Product Design and Development”
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What are some situations when you might not pursue an option that presents the best NPV?
A Question:
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Step 4: Consider the Influence of Qualitative
Factors
Ulrich & Eppinger, “Product Design and Development”
• Interactions between the Project and the Firm (e.g. strategic fit, risk/liability exposure)
• Interactions between the Project and the Market (e.g. competitors, customers, suppliers)
• Interactions between the Project and the Macro Environment (e.g. economic shifts, government regulations, social trends)
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Modeling Uncertain Cash Flows
Dealing With Risk
Step 5: Consider Uncertainty
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Probability that the Patent is allowed
NPV= Pa*PVa + Pb*PVb = 0.6($6.5 million) + 0.4($1.5 million) = $4.5 million
Determining NPV with probabilities.
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NPV with market testing is $2,650,000