Jason is setting up a recording studio which will have an annual revenue of $70,000 and annual cost of $40,000. The studio will require an initial investment of $10,000. What is the net present value after two years of recording? Jason's discount rate is 10%, and income tax in Seattle, where he lives, is 40%.

Jason is setting up a recording studio which will have an annual revenue of $70,000 and annual cost of $40,000. The studio will require an initial investment of $10,000. What is the net present value after two years of recording? Jason's discount rate is 10%, and income tax in Seattle, where he lives, is 40%.

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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