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A $20,000 investment in machinery is under consideration. The project is ex-
pected to have a life of 6 years and no salvage value. The estimated annual in-
come from the project is $10,000 with annual operating expenses of $4,000.
The investment will be depreciated by the MACRS (GDS) straight-line method
based on a 5-year recovery period. If a 40% income tax rate is applied with a
MARR of 5%, compute the present worth on the proposed investment's after-
tax cash flow under the following financial policies:
The investment is provided from the firm's retained earnings.
The initial investment is borrowed at 10% with repayment of interest at
the end of each period and repayment of the loan principal at the end
а.
b.
of 5
years.
Repeat parts (a) and (b) for a MARR of 9%.
с.
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