4. You have developed an innovative new project that is estimated to produce an annual revenue stream (money in) of $15,000 per year for the next 10 years. Your current corporate cost of Money is 4%. However, in year 5, your CFO projects that rate will rise to 6% for the remaining five years of the project's lifespan. What is the NPV of this money in cashflow today? (we are ignoring any money out costs)

4. You have developed an innovative new project that is estimated to produce an annual revenue stream (money in) of $15,000 per year for the next 10 years. Your current corporate cost of Money is 4%. However, in year 5, your CFO projects that rate will rise to 6% for the remaining five years of the project's lifespan. What is the NPV of this money in cashflow today? (we are ignoring any money out costs)

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