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1 Financial Analysis
2 1) Consider the current scenario, in which her annual salary is $38,000 and she receives a 3% raise each year. 2) . Calculating the total cost of each educational choice is the first step in creating the timetable. The entire cost of the certification program is $5,000. The cost of the MBA program is $75,000. Excel now allows us to build a timeline. In the first column, we'll list the dates of the year. In the second column, we'll list Natasha's age at the beginning of every year. Her salary will be shown in the third column. The certification program's price will be shown in the fourth column. There will be a fifth column with the MBA program's price tag. Using the sixth column, we'll display the inheritance's monetary worth. 3) To compute the current value of the pay disparity, we need to first calculate the future value of the salary discrepancy. The future value of the pay disparity is $10,000 x (1.03)^10 = $13,259. The present value of the pay gap is $13,259 / (1.05)^10 = $8,439. The NPV of doing the certification program is $8,439 - $5,000 = $3,439. 4) . Before we can compute the value of the pay discrepancy in the past vs the value of the salary differential in the present, we need to first determine the value of the salary differential in the future. The present value of the pay gap is calculated as $20,000 multiplied by (1.03) times ten, which equals $26,518. The current value of the pay gap is calculated as follows: $26,518 minus (1.05) times ten, which equals $16,878.
3 The negative net present value of enrolling in an MBA degree is calculated as follows: $16,878 minus $75,000 = -$58,122. The difference in wage between those with and without an MBA is calculated as $20,000 multiplied by 1.03 times 10 years, which is $26,518 in current value. The cost of the MBA program, expressed as its current value, is $25,000 divided by 1.05 times ten, which is $14,285. The NPV of completing an MBA degree is calculated to be $12,233 after deducting the cost of the program from $26,518. The difference in wage between those with and without an MBA is calculated as $20,000 multiplied by 1.03 times 10 years, which is $26,518 in current value. The present value of the cost of the MBA program is calculated as follows: $25,000 divided by (1.05) times ten, which is $15,091. The net present value of getting an MBA is calculated to be $11,427 after deducting the cost of tuition from $26,518. 5) . In the event that the two programs are incompatible with one another, I would suggest to Natasha that she participate in the certification program. This is due to the fact that participating in the certification program has a positive net present value, but participating in the MBA program has a negative net present value. Natasha should take both the certification program and the MBA program if they are not incompatible with one another. This is the recommendation I would give her in the event that they are. This is due to the fact that there is a positive net present value associated with participating in both programs. I would recommend to Natasha that she take part in the certification program in the case that the two programs are unable to coexist with one another. This is because enrolling in the certification program has a positive net present value, but enrolling in the MBA program has a negative net present value. The reason for this disparity may be seen in the statistics.
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4 Natasha need to sign up for the certification program in addition to the MBA program if the two courses can be taken concurrently without causing any problems. In the case that they are, I would advise her to follow the aforementioned course of action. This is because there is a positive net present value associated with taking part in each of these programs simultaneously.