A machine costs Php 30,000 to purchase. The machine will have a Maintenance cost of Php 2,000 but will save Php 10,000 in labor cost. the salvage/junk value of the machine is Php 7,000 after 5 year. What is the total cash flow for the period 5? * Php 1,000 cash in Php 1,000 cash out Php 8,000 cash out Php 15,000 cash in

A machine costs Php 30,000 to purchase. The machine will have a Maintenance cost of Php 2,000 but will save Php 10,000 in labor cost. the salvage/junk value of the machine is Php 7,000 after 5 year. What is the total cash flow for the period 5? * Php 1,000 cash in Php 1,000 cash out Php 8,000 cash out Php 15,000 cash in

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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