costs of $2.5 million to construct the lab, and another 1.2 million to equip it. Additionally, the newAB Oil wants to sponsor a new engineering lab at the University of Calgary. This requires upfrontlab will require $10,000 per year of annual maintenance and $600,000 (consider this a present value)every eight years for new equipment indefinitely. If the university endowment earns 6% interest,what is the required endowment?ST

To find the amount of endowment required to set up the lab we need to find the discounted present…

AB Oil wants to sponsor a new engineering lab at the University of Calgary. This requires upfront costs of $2.5 million to construct the lab, and another 1.2 million to equip it. Additionally, the new lab will require $10,000 per year of annual maintenance and $600,000 (consider this a present value every eight years for new equipment indefinitely. If the university endowment earns 6% interest, what is the required endowment?

AB Oil wants to sponsor a new engineering lab at the University of Calgary. This requires upfront costs of $2.5 million to construct the lab, and another 1.2 million to equip it. Additionally, the new lab will require $10,000 per year of annual maintenance and $600,000 (consider this a present value every eight years for new equipment indefinitely. If the university endowment earns 6% interest, what is the required endowment?

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

14th Edition

ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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