Consider the following two alternatives. The planning period is 8 years for both alternatives. The first alternative requires an initial investment of 200,000 TL and it will produce annual earnings of 53,000 TL for 8 years. The market value will be 0 TL at the end of the planning horizon. The second alternative requires an initial investment of 150,000 TL and it will produce annual earnings of 40,000 TL for 8 years. And the market value at the end of the planning horizon will be 20,000 TL for this alternative. The MARR is 20%. Determine which alternative is better using the incremental IRR method and interpolation to calculate IRR.

Consider the following two alternatives. The planning period is 8 years for both alternatives. The first alternative requires an initial investment of 200,000 TL and it will produce annual earnings of 53,000 TL for 8 years. The market value will be 0 TL at the end of the planning horizon. The second alternative requires an initial investment of 150,000 TL and it will produce annual earnings of 40,000 TL for 8 years. And the market value at the end of the planning horizon will be 20,000 TL for this alternative. The MARR is 20%. Determine which alternative is better using the incremental IRR method and interpolation to calculate IRR.

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