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Aplicação da análise de viabilidade econômica e financeira para venda de casas em um condomínio residencial no interior do Amazonas
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-08-18) SILVA, Aline Souza da; BATISTA, Clauderino da Silva; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1345689043203622
Civil Construction was one of the sectors that had the greatest negative impact since the last economic crisis in 2014, in which it closed more than 100 thousand jobs, and consequently, the situation was much more alarming, as there was a worsening in the following three years; however, there was a slight hike in 2018, with the help of the reduction in the Selic rate, in which people withdrew their money from investments that did not have as much income and invested in residential or commercial properties. In this way, new investments will be made possible, be they commercial or residential projects, creation of construction sites, hiring of personnel, machinery and material. Therefore, this work aims to apply the analysis of economic and financial feasibility in a residential condominium in the municipality of Iranduba, in the interior of Amazonas; showing the details of the project, and the costs involved in the elaboration; analyzing the economic and financial risk indicators; presenting cash flow, EBITDA, Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (TIR) and Payback to identify and evaluate the viability of the project; demonstrate possible flaws in the execution of the project. Starting from a feasibility study, using as a method, an applied and quali-quantitative research; bibliographic surveys, analysis and data analysis. Data were collected at the construction company and developer in the development and new business sector. The results showed that the project studied is economically viable and offers great potential. A simulation was carried out with the sale of all units of the project until the thirtieth month of execution, that is, until the completion of the work. The commercialization hypothesis resulted in a NPV of R$3,542,284.98, IRR of 34.27% p.a., simple payback with return on investment in the 26th month of execution and profitability index of 1.10. Based on these data, it was possible to carry out the application of economic feasibility indicators in the project's cash flow in order to verify the return on investment. The scenarios proved to be profitable and consistent in terms of their financial health and an interesting alternative for the investor, since all the methods of analysis applied showed a very positive result over the monthly periods analyzed, indicating a reasonably quick financial return.
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Boas práticas agrícolas: análise de viabilidade financeira em propriedades sojicultoras e pecuaristas do Nordeste Mato-Grossense
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2010-06-22) CHIACCHIO, Jayne Isabel da Cunha Guimarães; ALMEIDA, Oriana Trindade de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0325909843645279
According to data from PRODES / INPE (2008), from 1988 to 2008, 369,154 km ² were deforested in the Amazon, an annual average of 17,578 km ². This process has been driven primarily by expansion of cattle ranching and agriculture. Several policies have been created to reduce deforestation. And these are targeted, usually by command and control instruments. A recent innovation, however, has been the search for improvements in environmental quality in medium and large farms through the introduction of Good Agricultural Practice (GAP). Based on this, this paper aims to examine whether the introduction of BPA in medium and large soy farms and ranches located northeast of Mato Grosso represents a financially viable alternative. The survey was conducted in five municipalities located northeast of Mato Grosso, in the Xingu watershed: Água Boa, Canarana, Querência, Bom Jesus do Araguaia and São Félix do Araguaia. First, we collected detailed data from activities in the region of study. For that, 40 farmers were interviewed (20 soy farmers and 20 ranchers). The second step raised the cost data of adoption of good practices on 14 soy farms and ranches found in the Registry of Social-Environmental Responsibility (RSR) of the Aliança da Terra (AT)/Instituto de Pesquisa Ambiental da Amazônia (IPAM). For the analysis of financial viability of Good Practice, we used three instruments: simple return, net present value (NPV) and internal rate of return. The results showed that BPA is capable of implementation, but there is a financial loss for the producer when he chooses to adopt BPA. However, opportunities for gains from adoption of BPA (such as the receipt by REDD, increased productivity, increased selling prices, among others) can reduce these "losses" and equalize the gains to production without BPA.