Discussion
The outsider viewpoint in a replacement study asks what a
Answer: C
Correct answer: newcomer to the business would pay for each asset
The outsider viewpoint is a device for stripping out sentiment and history. Someone entering the business fresh would pay the market value for the existing asset and the purchase price for the new one, and would compare the two on future costs alone - which is exactly the comparison the analysis should make.
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