Scranton Shipyards has $10million of sales and $6million of operating costs including depreciation. The company has $20million of investor-supplied operating capital that has a cost of capital of 10%. What is the firm's Economic Value Added (EVA) given the company's overall tax rate of 40%?$441,000$420,000$400,000$463,050

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